US EditionAstronomers find two crucial gases on Venus, sparking debate on possibility of life on the planet
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Astronomers find two crucial gases on Venus, sparking debate on possibility of life on the planet
Discovery of phosphine and ammonia on Venus ignites debate on the potential for life Astronomers have made a groundbreaking discovery by detecting two crucial gases, phosphine, and ammonia, in the atmosphere of Venus. This finding has intensified discussions about the possibility of life on the planet. Phosphine: a potential biosignature The detection of phosphine has particularly puzzled scientists, as its presence significantly raises the pote…
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