A gas detected in the Venusian atmosphere can only be made on Earth by living organisms
| An ‘extraordinary’ find in the clouds of Venus could point to the presence of life | | Scientists say they’ve detected a gas called phosphine in the atmosphere of Venus—a gas thought to be impossible to make on planets like Earth or Venus without the presence of life. If this finding is confirmed, one of two possibilities could exist on the planet long considered Earth’s twin: an exotic chemistry we don’t understand; or life. | | | |
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