New Evidence of Phosphine on Venus Sparks Life Debate

Scientists have unveiled new evidence of phosphine in Venus’ clouds, reigniting the debate about the potential for life on the planet. Recent findings presented at a Royal Astronomical Society meeting highlight advancements in observational technology, leading to more robust data supporting the initial detection of phosphine. The discovery of ammonia in the atmosphere further complicates the search for extraterrestrial life, prompting renewed interest in Venusian research and future exploration missions.