Venus May Have Life!

The video explores the potential discovery of phosphine in Venus's atmosphere, which could indicate the presence of alien life. Venus, once considered inhospitable, may host microbial life in its upper atmosphere. The discovery was made using the James Clarke Maxwell Telescope and ALMA, revealing more phosphine than expected. The video discusses the challenges of life existing in Venus's harsh conditions and the possibility of microbial life cycles. Future missions to Venus aim to confirm these findings and explore the implications of extraterrestrial life.

What role does the concept of a 'runaway greenhouse effect' play in understanding Venus?

What are the challenges in confirming the presence of phosphine on Venus?

How might microbial life survive in the extreme conditions of Venus?

Discuss the potential evolutionary history of life on Venus given its current conditions.