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Phosphine Gas in Venus May be Signs of Life

Phosphine in Atmosphere of Venus Sparks Debate on Signs of Life

Medicine & Technology Sep 15, 2020

Discovering phosphine gas in Venus and claiming that it may be a a sign of life has been a controversial debate among experts. They have yet to determine the unexplained chemical formation of the gas.

phospine

Phosphine in Atmosphere of Venus Sparks Debate on Signs of Life

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