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Open Space: A “marker Of Life” Found In The Clouds Of Venus – Pledge Times – Pledge Times
An international group of astronomers announced a discovery of global importance: phosphine gas was found in the clouds of Venus, which is of biological
An international group of astronomers announced a discovery of global importance: phosphine gas was found in the clouds of Venus, which is of biological origin. Most likely, microbes live in the clouds of Venus, which give off this gas, according to astronomers who confirmed their discovery using the ALMA telescope, whose partner is the European Southern Observatory (ESO). This discovery will be reported in the journal Nature Astronomy at 18-00 Moscow time. Then a press conference organized by t…
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