Wiki has an paragraph on the Superrotation of Venus : "Since the 1960s a puzzling phenomenon has been observed in the atmosphere of Venus where the atmosphere above the cloud base is seen to travel around the planet about 50 times faster than the rotation of the planet surface, or in only four to five Earth-days. Did you get that:
50 times faster than the rotation of the planet surface (and the atmosphere is very dense, so this property is much more meaningful;) "The actual cause of this phenomenon continues to be debated in the literature..." The atmosphere is about 96.5% carbon dioxide. Only about 20 ppm is water (which is where the hydrogen ends up). That is still billions of tons worth of Hydrogen. Some of the energy necessary for superrotation comes from solar energy, but it is not out of the question that some of the energy comes from LENR. The parameters are closer than you might think. Jones
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