Venus: Scientists Discover Molecules Only Made by Living Things in Planet’s Atmosphere By Adam Barnhardt July 11, 2023, 12:07am ...

Each planet and moon in our Solar System poses unique challenges, from deadly heat and toxic skies to crushing gravity and ...

Between its desiccated, red-orange landscape and surface temperatures hot enough to melt lead, Venus is our solar system's analog to hell. Setting up a livable base on the planet is a feat far ...

The human obsession with space travel long predates our frantic search for an escape hatch from a wounded Earth. That's probably why we still consider deadly hellscapes like Mars colonizable and ...

And, boy, do we have just the planet for you and yours – Venus! All you need to imagine a thriving human world (free from billionaires and deadly radiation) on Venus is to look up! In this video ...

So if this is a similar story then it is good news as it shines a spotlight on the Venus environment. So if it turns out to be ALH84001 for Venus, I’d be totally happy with that.

The Magellan probe that orbited Venus from 1990 to 1994 was able to peer through the thick Venusian clouds and build up the above image by emitting and re-detecting cloud-penetrating radar.

Venus is a hot, inhospitable world that has no liquid water and rains sulfuric acid. If life can evolve in the atmosphere of Venus, then places like Mars, Europa, and Titan almost certainly have life.

An international team of astronomers has detected a rare molecule in the atmosphere of Venus that could be produced by living organisms, according to a study published Monday. The discovery ...