Science And Technology: Megarajan's Podcast

January 28, 2021

Venus Will be Our Future or It Was Before

<p>Minute Science: Yes,Venus will be our future "to extract resources" from there and it can be used in our earth. What is your thoughts?- Type it in comment section 0.o&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;According to NATGEO says "As far as we know, on rocky planets such as Venus and Earth, phosphine can only be made by life—whether human or microbe. Used as a chemical weapon during World War I, phosphine is still manufactured as an agricultural fumigant, is used in the semiconductor industry, and is a nasty byproduct of meth labs. But phosphine is also made naturally by some species of anaerobic bacteria—organisms that live in the oxygen-starved environments of landfills, marshlands, and even animal guts.&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;Earlier this year, researchers surmised that finding the chemical on other terrestrial planets could indicate the presence of alien metabolisms, and they suggested aiming the sharpest telescopes of the future at faraway exoplanets to probe their atmospheres for signs of the gas.&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;Now, we may have found signs of phosphine on the planet next door, astronomers report in the journal Nature Astronomy.</p> <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;“I immediately freaked out, of course. I presumed it was a mistake, but I very much wanted it to not be a mistake,” says study co-author Clara Sousa-Silva, a postdoctoral researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) who initially identified phosphine as a potential biosignature."</p> <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;Venus, the second world from the sun, has long been considered Earth’s twin. It’s about the same size as our home planet, with similar gravity and composition. For centuries, hopeful humans thought its surface might be covered in oceans, lush vegetation, and verdant ecosystems, providing a second oasis for life in the solar system.</p> <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;FOLLOW US: &nbsp;YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzkN27yT5LADM7iFXHn6x4Q</p>