Life on other planets remains a vast area of exploration, and while it seems we’re still some way from a Hollywood-style third grade, Gradually, research is being conducted that reveals signs of life on other planets. This is the case Venus.
recently, Scientists have revealed the presence of ammonia and phosphene, gases associated with life, in Venus’ atmosphere. Although this discovery is not definitive proof of life on this planet, it has increased scientific interest in the host potential of this star. This information was presented at a meeting of stars in Hull, United Kingdom, where a new debate began.
For years, the surface of Venus has been considered extremely inhospitable, with temperatures of around 450 degrees Celsius and atmospheric pressures 90 times higher than Earth’s. however, At about 50 km above the surface, conditions are less hostile, with temperatures and pressure similar to Earth’swhich may allow the existence of resistant microbes.
While some believe that primordial life may exist on Venus right now, one theory suggests that life may have existed on Venus in its ancient past. now, The planet is experiencing massive global warmingBut thanks to a potentially warm and humid phase, life could have evolved to survive these conditions.
usually, There is plenty of time to determine whether Venus is present at this moment, or any other planet in our solar system has some form of life. On a related note, Earth’s core is slow. Similarly, the discovery of life on other planets will be a matter of time.
Author’s Note:
These are important advances that show us how life can survive on other planets. Although the atmosphere is very different from ours, nothing rules out the possibility of eventually finding life on Venus.
Through: CNN
