A team of planetary scientists said that if there is phosphine on Venus, it could have geological--not biological--origins. Their findings suggest that phosphine, a chemical often associated with microbes, could come from a reaction in the Venusian sky kicked off by volcanic eruptions on the planet's surface.
A team of planetary scientists said that if there is phosphine on Venus, it could have geological--not biological--origins. Their findings suggest that phosphine, a chemical often associated with microbes, could come from a reaction in the Venusian sky kicked off by volcanic eruptions on the planet's surface.
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