Detecting signs of life in the clouds of Venus. The "brother" planet is about to cease to be a mystery?

On September 14, scientists said they had detected inside the clouds of Venus a gas called "phosphine", suggesting microorganisms may exist on Venus and is a sign signal of the possibility of life beyond Earth, according to Reuters news agency. The head of NASA called "the most significant development" in the hunt for extraterrestrial life.

Scientists have found a gas that shows signs of life in Venus's atmosphere, and the discovery was discovered by astronomers bodies are flourishing in the clouds on Venus. Although the surface of Venus has an average temperature of 464 degrees Celsius - too hot to support life, the planet's oxygen-free clouds can harbor many different microorganisms than any on Earth thanks to the temperature. Much lower.

What would happen to the world if humanity perished? team youtuber12:22:03 15/09/2020American scientists have discovered that a mass extinction disaster occurs every 62 million years, and this pattern has been repeated over and over. over the past 500 million years. The last mass extinction was 65 million years ago, which means we have been extended by 3 million years, and the extension could end