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Ok. I am hyped. I had always been fairly obsessed with Venus and any news about possible biological processes there (though very unlikely) is welcome to my nerd
by rishav_sharan 6y ago
Ok. I am hyped. I had always been fairly obsessed with Venus and any news about possible biological processes there (though very unlikely) is welcome to my nerdy ears.
Venus has a zone above the clouds where the atmosphere is not that cruel and the temperature livable. There is always the chance of airborne microorganisms living in the oasis layer above the hell that is the near-surface of Venus.
- messe 6y ago> Venus has a zone above the clouds where the atmosphere is not that cruel and the temperature livable. There is always the chance of airborne microorganisms living in the oasis layer above the hell that is the near-surface of Venus. Just to add to this, it's a similar temperature and pressure to earth, but the main gas is CO2. In other words, almost ideal for anaerobic organisms (bar the absence of water), which are the kind that generate phosphene, i.e. the biosignature that was detected.