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Humanity has been looking anxiously at Mars for years, searching for a possible life there, but the big surprise is likely now to be in a completely different direction, namely on Venus. Although this planet is considered hostile to life due to its high temperatures, its shape and size are closer to Earth than to Mars.
And scientists never wanted to rule out the possibility that there could be microbiological life on Venus. Recently, it has even been speculated that bacteria could survive a few kilometers above Venus. However, there was initially no evidence of this
Leaked information?
The Royal British Astronomical Society It had only announced a “groundbreaking announcement” for Monday. In astronomical circles, however, it was already whispered beforehand that a gas that is considered evidence of life had apparently been found.
Later it was talked about Phosphine gas. According to the current state of knowledge, this can only be produced artificially or by living organisms. This finding was later confirmed at the press conference. It is assumed 20 molecules per billion molecules. In this density there is only one explanation, the presence of bacteria.
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