Could Extraterrestrial Life in Acid Rather than in Water Thrive?
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During the summer of the 2020 pandemic, with the basketball courts and football fields in Concord, Massachusetts, closed and without available summer jobs, 17-year-old Max Seager began to recreate Venus on the balcony. Her mother, renowned planetary scientist Sara Seager, then professor of MIT, was studying the possibility of designing a probe to send Venus. She asked Max to discover how different metals and ceramics would react to sulfuric acid…
Known above all for its use to dissolve corpses in bathtubs, sulfuric acid could be the elixir of life in other worlds. During the summer of 2020, in the middle of a pandemic, with the basketball courts and football fields of Concord, Massachusetts, closed and without summer jobs in sight, Max [...]
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