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Phosphine Data Which Hinted At Possible Life On Venus Also Inspired Musical Composition – Forbes
Clara Sousa-Silva spent years figuring out how to detect phosphine on different planets and she was part of the research team that found phosphine in the atmosphere…
Clara Sousa-Silva spent years figuring out how to detect phosphine on different planets. In September, she was part of the research team that found phosphine in the atmosphere of Venus. But her phosphine research also inspired composer David Ibbett, who turned the spectral data into musical compositions.
Screeshots from a Zoom conversation with Clara Sousa-Silva (left, showing a model of phosphine) and …
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