Life on Venus (?)

[SWP's back]

First off I saw this




So dig some digging and this appears to be the big news:




More explanation here:

Was life discovered in the clouds of Venus in 2020?

Brian Roemmele's answer: “Was life discovered in the clouds of Venus in 2020?” Yes, indeed as of September 13th, 2020 there was compelling and rather robust evidence suggested by scientists at the Massachusetts Institute Of Technology, Cardiff University and elsewhere, that have observed what ma...

www.quora.com

 

[I'm With Stupid]

I'm struggling to imagine how anything can possibly live there. But I guess they've found life in pretty extreme places on Earth,

 

[The perfect fumble]

I'm struggling to imagine how anything can possibly live there. But I guess they've found life in pretty extreme places on Earth,

Like Salford.

 

[abu13]

Bet any life form they have found are all rags fans,

 

[SWP's back]

I'm struggling to imagine how anything can possibly live there. But I guess they've found life in pretty extreme places on Earth,

In the clouds apparently. I look forward to learning more at 4pm your time.

 

[dronefromsector7G]

Probably just a load of hot air.

 

[I'm With Stupid]

This is worth a read.

 

[blueinsa]

How the fuck exactly can life exist outside of the EU? ;-)

 

[SWP's back]

This is worth a read.

Cheers mate. I already linked that at the bottom of my OP above

 

[twosips]

This is literally mind-blowingly huge if true. Weirdly though, guarantee most will just shrug it off and ignore it. Baffles me.

 

[manimanc]

Can 2020 get anymore bizarre?

 

[I'm With Stupid]

This is literally mind-blowingly huge if true. Weirdly though, guarantee most will just shrug it off and ignore it. Baffles me.

Well I think it would put Venus in the same category as Mars, right? In that we basically know that there's life because we can see biological gases, but we haven't actually encountered any.

 

[SWP's back]

Well I think it would put Venus in the same category as Mars, right? In that we basically know that there's life because we can see biological gases, but we haven't actually encountered any.

Not sure we’ve seen that with Mars?

 

[twosips]

Well I think it would put Venus in the same category as Mars, right? In that we basically know that there's life because we can see biological gases, but we haven't actually encountered any.

I didn't actually know that re Mars. Source?

 

[I'm With Stupid]

I didn't actually know that re Mars. Source?

I can't remember. It was probably something I vaguely heard on a Brian Cox documentary, so don't quote me on it.

 

[manimanc]

I wouldn't get too excited, the announcement at 4pm will probably say Messi is staying at Barca.

 

[lancs blue]

Not sure we’ve seen that with Mars?

With Mars I thought it was more the evidence that water had been present in significant quantities in the past and where there's water there is usually microbial life at least.

Looking forward to the announcement, hopefully not a damp squib as some of these pre-hyped things have been in the past.

 

[SWP's back]

With Mars I thought it was more the evidence that water had been present in significant quantities in the past and where there's water there is usually microbial life at least.

Looking forward to the announcement, hopefully not a damp squib as some of these pre-hyped things have been in the past.

Yeah there’s nothing current on Mars in terms of life or evidence of life having ever existed. The Venus thing is different as it would suggest life is there now.

 

[TonyM]

Blasphemers! How would life have made it from the Ark to another planet?

 

[BlueNirvana]

And they are rag fans