A Bold Mission to Hunt for Aliens on Venus Is Actually Happening

A mission located in the UK aims to solve whether and all of them are in venus. The mission is certainly not on the surface, but also in the venus clouds, the microbial plans to send a probe to the planet.

During the last half a year, scientists have discovered that there are potential signs of phosphin and ammonia in the clouds of Venus. Both gas on earth are produced only with biological activities and industrial processes and scientists are not sure of the origin in Venus.

It is impossible to consider the planet’s thick, toxic atmosphere, mobile surface temperature and crushing surface pressure, a large industrial economy. However, germs that can develop in the hottest, most toxic environment of the earth – can live in venerator and produce these gases, researchers posit.

“Our latest information has found more evidence of Ammonia related to Venus, the potential in which the clouds of the planet,” An astronomer at Jane Greaves, Cardiff University statement. “There are no known chemical processes for the production of ammonia or phosphin, so there is the only way to make sure that they are responsible for them.”

This year National astronomy of the Royal Astronomical Society The meeting, researchers from the University of Cardiff, presented their plans to search for and map the fosphin, ammonia and other hydrogen gases with the participation of the twin microbial life.

The mission, which is called the eighteous vapors (VERVE), will send a larger mission to the Envision Mission of the European Space Agency, the surface and interior of Venus, launched in 2031.

The researchers first discovered the fospote in the clouds of Venus in 2020. The find was controversial because the persecuted studies could not repeat the results.

However, a subsequent project, using the James Cater Maxwell Telescope in Hawaii, offered a possible explanation for these controversial findings. Researchers watched the fosphin signature over time and only the night can be detected at night, just as destroyed by sunlight. They also found that the amount of gas in the atmosphere of the venice has changed over time.

Last year, the researchers also reported Ammonia’s detection in the National Astronomical Meeting.

The surface temperature of the Venus 450 degrees Celsi, about 31 miles (50 kilometers), about 31 miles (50 kilometers), more than 30 degrees from 30 degrees from 70 degrees from 70 degrees to 70 degrees. Researchers believe that in these conditions can be possible for extreme in the hydrothermal vents and deep sea ditches in place.