What Would It Mean For Life On Earth If There Is Life On Venus? - Forbes

That's a big question posed by Elizabeth Fernandez if those cytherean phosphines are confirmed to be of biological origin. There are even bigger answers proposed by Elizabeth ranging from the impact upon religion, mainstream cosmology, and society as a whole. Religion? Let's take you back to the wantonly maskless days of 2015 when Megan Margulies remarked upon God Didn't Say What's Kosher On Mars, and how it also goes for Venus. And Europa. And Enceladus. You get the idea. After the announcement of the detection of phosphines in Venus's atmosphere, Jonathan O'Callaghan notes A Complete Fluke, A European Spacecraft Is About to Fly Past Venus and it could help confirm those phosphines in a few weeks, then again in an Earth year's time. Keep in mind the detection of phosphines happened under the aegis of American astronomers. Red-blooded, stout hearted, stargazing patriots, not simpering, vote-tampering, social-media bot-running former Soviets. But The Bear don't care as Russia's Space Agency Chief Declares Venus A "Russian Planet" thanks to their Venera program. Perhaps they can truly stake their claim by landing two prominent world leaders on our sister planet's hellish surface with no chance of return. (CS)

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