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Phosphine may not have been discovered in Venus’ atmosphere after all – SlashGear
Scientists around the world were excited last year when it was announced that researchers believed they had discovered phosphine in the atmosphere of Venus. The…
Scientists around the world were excited last year when it was announced that researchers believed they had discovered phosphine in the atmosphere of Venus. The reason phosphine is a big deal is because on Earth, it’s produced by living things. This led some to believe the phosphine in the atmosphere Venus resulted from some type of potential life on Venus.
However, a new analysis of that initial data has found what could be a significant mistake in the past research. The analysis shows that the…
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