Experiments Just Solved Several Mysteries About Venus, So Is There Life?

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0:00 Venus updates and discoveries
0:35 Why does Venus spin backwards?
2:15 New proposition: ancient moon
4:25 Life of Venus may be possible
6:40 Why scientists believe life may be possible
7:55 UV Absorber mystery could be just chemistry
9:40 Water and atmosphere
12:30 Future missions
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@tomt5745 14 дней назад

Anton: to the point scientific. No mumbo jumbo. No click baits. A humble approach to different studies. Cudos!

@TheGreyLineMatters 13 дней назад

I feel like a comment section attached to a video is supposed to have comments related to the video's content. I'm fairly certain he knows what he does and likely doesn't need you to randomly point it out after he's been doing it for years.

@andreahughes1155 13 дней назад

@@TheGreyLineMatters I'm certain he appreciates someone boosting the algorithm.

@TheGreyLineMatters 13 дней назад

@@andreahughes1155 Okay, so change the sentence. "Anton: Much like Venus, he keeps outputting content with no mumbo jumbo, no clickbait, and a humble approach to the sciences. Kudos*!" How hard is that...

@andreahughes1155 13 дней назад

@@TheGreyLineMatters I don't know why you are making a big deal about nothing..

@mrmagoo.3678 13 дней назад

@@TheGreyLineMattersdid you like your own comments?... instantly they had 1 Like?

@naamadossantossilva4736 14 дней назад

The best thing about Venus is how many forms of life mimicry it has.When we make a Venus-proof biosignature detector it will be almost perfect.

@Jrpyify 14 дней назад

Haha that's a really good way of looking at it, actually.

@oberonpanopticon 14 дней назад

All fun and games until we can’t make a Venus-proof biosignature detector!

@maconcamp472 14 дней назад

Each thought to me is a solar flare, which shifts us into parallel worlds!! It’s hard here!!! I’m a peaceful dude, yet my life here has been super difficult!!🥹 We’re each a mini universe!!🌌 The 3 Body Problem represents our gut brain, 🍱 heart,❤️ and mind!! 🧠 The moon is a black hole!! 🕳️ A neutrino!! The planet is a colonized moon!!😇🌍👽 The sun is a shapeshifter!! 🌞 Are you and I sculpting together as a team or as individuals??? 🧑‍🎨 Using the moon as a tool!!! 🪨 The Sun is the eye!!👁️ I like the word grinder!!!😮 We’d be Bumping and Grinding!!😂 The Earth is like a refrigerator and the atmospheric pressure is melting or defrosting the stars above, as if they’ve been in the freezer!! 🥶 We could be stars from above aka heaven, melting everything from above, as well!! Like a River Running Through It!!! 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊 Unlocking a Secret Garden!!🤫 An Oasis!!!🏝️ 🏝️🏝️🏝️🏝️ Flowing!!! It helps a lot to flow!!!🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊 Letting go, so we can concentrate more and work on our project!! Heaven On Earth!!🌍 👼 Flowers!! 🌺 🌸 💐 and Flow-Ers!!🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊 I know energy is still impurrtant!! 😻 And of course imagination!!! Love!!!💗 🐶 🎾 🧶 🐈‍⬛ To create heaven On Earth, the galaxies collide!! 🌌 Twin flames connect!! 🔥 🔥 We’re creating quantum entanglement!! Ghost particles merging, becoming more like the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man!!👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻 The universe is still the Earth!!⭐️🌍⭐️ We’re seeing it from the insides!! 🕵️ Like we’re inside a volcano 🌋 or wishing well!! The stars and galaxies are like coins!!🪙 Everything and everyone has been our teacher!!👩‍🏫 3D is like the murky bottom of a bong or volcano!!🌋 The fourth dimension, representing Mars is like the stem of the bong or the volcanos vent!! 👽 Experiencing higher dimensions is like the smoke or magma reaching our mouths 😋 and then circulating through our bodies!! We are the Earth!!🌍 👼 Different energies tell a different story!! 📚 We’re storytellers!! We’re energy first!! 🐝

@absalomdraconis 14 дней назад

@@oberonpanopticon: "And now, for the breaking news of the day. In a shocking announcement, NASA disclosed earlier today that Venus is actually just a single giant cancer cell."

@Book-bz8ns 14 дней назад

Lol😆 "Hot and somewhat deadly" Describes the Mojave desert just fine, but Venus? I love Anton's low key irony. 😂❤

@oberonpanopticon 14 дней назад

Patrolling Venus almost makes ya wish for a Mojave

@Book-bz8ns 14 дней назад

@@oberonpanopticon lol, right?

@deltalima6703 14 дней назад

When a robot cant handle it, its bad.

@SvendleBerries 14 дней назад

"Hot and somewhat deadly." (FISTO has entered the chat)

@REASONvsRANDOM 14 дней назад

Yeah…a *real* knee slapper……

@frankkolmann4801 14 дней назад

Decades ago I remember reading in Scientific American that the Venusian planetary surface regularly gets so hot and partially molten that the entire surface subsumes. A very different type of volcanism.

@DinoCism 14 дней назад

Glad Landis finally got his mission. He was one of the people who got me interested in it. Well, him and the entire Soviet space program.

@perpetualpunster 14 дней назад

Every time Anton talks about Venus I yearn for cloud cities.

@cliddily 14 дней назад

These Venusian cloud cities would be the most romantic cities in the entire solar system.

@MenGrowingTOWin 13 дней назад

I often wonder if we will be able to develop some kind of organism that could survive in the atmosphere, reproduce and help terraform the planet.

@leneerlangfrickmann 13 дней назад

Me too

@alisenoweirddudo6898 13 дней назад

@@MenGrowingTOWinhmm, Venusian cloud algae sounds like some spec Evo stuff to me

@MenGrowingTOWin 13 дней назад

@@alisenoweirddudo6898 Yeah agree, just a pity because of its Earth like qualities.

@Space30MINUTES 14 дней назад

It's great that scientists have made new strides in discovering the mystery of Venus! Solving some long-standing questions about this planet will certainly open up many new potential research directions.

@AetherealSea 12 дней назад

Yes. Long live the scientific method.

@fikretyet 14 дней назад

We know that sulfuric acid is exactly water+sulfur dioxide and sulfur dioxide is very common in volcanism. So, the water that was in Venus is probably now Sulfuric Acid.

@stevengill1736 14 дней назад

Because there's SO3 (sulfur trioxide) also, right?

@RichardIresonMusician 14 дней назад

@stevengill1736 can you explain the importance please, in this respect, of the presence or absence of SO3? Thx

@RichardIresonMusician 13 дней назад

@carolcollins4878 how does that affect what @fikretyet was saying about water being assimilated into H2SO4?

@TJTAS 13 дней назад

This was going to be my question too.

@laiya2758 12 дней назад

Sulphuric acid can also be a stand in in other theorietical life processes. But ya, no data. Just theory.

@MyraSeavy 14 дней назад

Thanks for your hard work, Anton! You're the best! ❤

@whatdamath 14 дней назад

thank you

@MartinRonky 14 дней назад

How is there a comment from 2 hours ago, when I saw published 28s ago?

@chiefleef6125 14 дней назад

@@MartinRonky Perks of being a member - you get early uploads for all new videos.

@dragnothlecoona 14 дней назад

@@whatdamathlikely what happened is this. if it had an atmosphere consisting of 3 bar worth of nitrogen gas which it seems to have still, and an ocean about the same mass as earth's, then what happened is this. due to its proximity to the sun, and an over abondance of atmosphere, the oceans began to boil becoming water vapor. as more and more water became water vapor, the greenhouse effect would runaway, causing surface temperatures to reach thousands of degrees, leading to the breakdown of water into hydrogen and oxygen. the hydrogen would excape out of the atmosphere into space taking huge amounts of heat with it. while the roughly 90 atmospheres worth of oxygen gas would need something to bond to. burning up and consuming all carbon on and below the surface of the planet, gradually converting the entire atmosphere into co2 . Venus may have originally had more carbon than earth which may have made the problem even worse. so Venus now would be a very much cooled off version of the hell it once was.

@dragnothlecoona 14 дней назад

to also clarify, while it would have been ballooned up with a water vapor atmosphere, the surface pressure would have been at around 180 atmospheres, and Venus may have even grown in size visually compared to now. with temperatures of well over a thousand degrees, and constant fires and atmospheric explosions erupting across the planet it would have been a true hellscape.

@batmansmith7422 13 дней назад

Thank you for your relentless curiosity and passion for sharing knowledge, Anton! It’s appreciated very much.

@bernardcooks2918 14 дней назад

This is all interesting especially with learning about the Thunderbolts projects ❤

@RogerM88 14 дней назад

One theory I find interesting, Its that Venus had a big impact that flipped it axle, while the water boiled off, aggravating the surface temperature.

@wimpymcsteel4458 14 дней назад

That is a very plausible theory, especially with this chemical reaction that traps water newly discovered. Unfortunately, there is no debris around Venus that hints of a collision, at least none yet found.

@wheeljork 14 дней назад

I really want them to find out that the thing that became Mercury and the thing that became Venus used to be a binary planet system with a decaying orbit, would explain some things. I am not sure that is possible though, Mercury has a boatload of iron, so it was probably a gas giant core that somehow tangled with Jupiter way back.

@RogerM88 14 дней назад

@@wheeljork Being a gas giant early on the Solar system could messed with Venus orbit.

@olddog-fv2ox 14 дней назад

A collision in relatiely later history would explain its volcanic character

@jarredsegal6842 14 дней назад

That would still work with the theory that Venus’ rotation is related to the impact that formed earths moon from a glancing impact from a rogue type planet in the early solar system

@AggroPhene 14 дней назад

Or spat out of Jupiter.

@tedbear631 12 дней назад

I'm loving these system planets updates. Very interesting.

@XL-5117 12 дней назад

I love Anton and his enthusiasm for everything! Long live Anton!

@mikeok8478 13 дней назад

One of the best science based channels. Keep up the good work.

@stevengill1736 14 дней назад

Hot sulfur trioxide.... yikes! Err, Venus must really get hammered during these big CMEs...2031 for a mission? I'll be 78, hope to see it!

@coletontewinkel7551 11 дней назад

I was so tired last night and put this on and fell asleep. (to be weird) I fell a sleep to your soothing voice. (Chuckle) hope you get the humour

@ruperterskin2117 14 дней назад

Right on. Thanks for sharing.

@kaarlimakela3413 14 дней назад

So much to look forward to in future space activities! Um. Could you cover some optimistic advances in longevity? 🤔

@rafaelgonzalez4175 14 дней назад

All mass matter and photons travel at the same velocity. Longevity only comes from great health and no interference from other people. Murderers, cannibalism kidnappers.

@Chill_Mode_JD 14 дней назад

@3:11 We are the Knights that say NEITH!!!

@AutisticThinker 14 дней назад

I was just looking for a new video from you. ❤

@I.amthatrealJuan 14 дней назад

He uploads on a schedule, almost without fail every day.

@artwertman2408 14 дней назад

Great job teaching us

@TomRaw-sd6xd 12 дней назад

Hi Anton, always interested in your scientific explanations. Best wishes from Australia

@thingonathinginathing 13 дней назад

Why did the comment on UAP Disclosure become hidden, Anton?

@glennbabic5954 14 дней назад

If we can't figure out if there's life on Venus or not, we have no chance with exoplanets.

@briancohen-doherty4392 14 дней назад

Depends on what life is there. But for most life, you're right.

@geneticjen9312 13 дней назад

Probably, in terms of biosignatures. Hence why an unambiguous technosignature is the holy grail

@deepdrag8131 12 дней назад

When the flying saucers start landing on Times Square and the aliens begin to shoot off their death ray guns you’ll be humming a different tune. Non believers always scoff until it’s too late. Then they’re really sorry.

@jimcurtis9052 14 дней назад

Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. ✌️🙂

@scottpitner4298 13 дней назад

I agree with this top comment. Dude always to the point, good science, interesting and entertaining! Thanks, I’ve been watching these for years now. We all appreciate it

@PrimordialOracleOfManyWorlds 14 дней назад

fantastically fascinating. genius designed atmospheric-chemical experiments.

@Taverius 14 дней назад

"Potentially" somewhat deadly - in the same way that getting punched in the face might potentially be offensive 🤣

@codename495 14 дней назад

There is high potential and low potential. There is low potential of a person enjoying being punched in the face, yet there are people who literally pay to get punched, kicked, abused, humiliated…. Potential is there.

@TheGalgamore 14 дней назад

Thank you Anton!! I always get excited when I see these pop up in my notifications :)

@TheGhostGuitars 14 дней назад

A question, people keep saying Venus lost its water, but how much of that water was bound up in sulfuric acid? There's a lot of sulfuric acid in the Venusian atmosphere.

@marksuplinskas3474 14 дней назад

Thanks!

@whatdamath 14 дней назад

Thank you Mark

@6NBERLS 14 дней назад

Most excellent.

@paulantohe3783 13 дней назад

Hello Petrov, greetings from Romania. I am very curious about your opinion regarding this topic and the new information that is coming to light. Could you make a video about this and share your opinion on the topic? Thank you, Paul, and I wish you a wonderful day!

@paulantohe3783 13 дней назад

I am genuinely very interested in hearing your thoughts. 😁😁🤗

@abelgonzalez158 14 дней назад

Yay new Anton video!

@kaboom-zf2bl 14 дней назад

yep good video BS science ... they ignored the difference in Solar pull and radiation and counter spin ... making their results useless ... and the experiments a waste of time and money ... we already know stuff can live in sulfuric acid ... or volcanoe vents ... and all they have done is prove that again ... after we have seen it visually already

@foerdie 13 дней назад

I’ve been subscribed to Anton since 2017 when I was 12 years old. I’ve been immersed in astronomy because of him. I am now 19 and now pursuing Law unfortunately because i am too dumb for maths but still astronomy fascinates me more than anything

@KenFullman 13 дней назад

But this channel was originally about maths. The channel name was literally Whatdamath. Maths is just another subject but, unfortunately, most maths concepts are based on simpler concepts. So you only have to miss one step before you find the material being taught seems to be in a foreign language. That's not being dumb, it's just missing a vital piece of the puzzle.

@isabellflorence4956 14 дней назад

Very cool! Thank you!

@HopeisAnger 13 дней назад

Even life was just complex chemistry until sentients applied aesthetic meaning to it.

@aitotem 13 дней назад

Patreon gang! Love seeing my other username halfway through the list lol

@brunomendes4159 13 дней назад

"stopped spinning because of the drag from a really dense atmosphere".... i've never heard of that. Pretty cool.

@johnbaker9290 14 дней назад

Thanks Anton! 1:16 Why not an early collision like Earth except this one came from above or below the ecliptic that ended up diverting the spin like Uranas except that it just so happened to end up flipped upside down.

@omardavivarela 13 дней назад

I hope the next Venus mision takes pictures of what´s left of the Veneras... If there is something left.

@Markbell73 14 дней назад

Fascinating.

@hjkhkjgjhk5710 12 дней назад

Love it 🦄

@marlonwilliams8381 14 дней назад

Hey Anton if it's possible could Take a look at the patients an shapes and theories.. Terrance Howard is promoting if you can... Your a wonderful person Anton love you videos an just would like your opinion on it. Thank you

@josdelijster4505 14 дней назад

thank you liked and shared

@mikolajtrzeciecki1188 12 дней назад

We need to return to the Moon now! Build heavy industry there, remove it from the Earth, combat pollution problems on our Planet, and open space exploration as a bonus.

@willdeit6057 14 дней назад

Thank you Anton.

@jedimonk362 13 дней назад

@anton Didn't Velikovsky say it was a moon of like saturn or jupiter?

@solmyr42 13 дней назад

Announcing first ever extra-terrestrial life: "so, was there life, or what, lol" xD

@cyanidacal0lulz 13 дней назад

I’m not sure what potentially somewhat deadly means but it seems kinda potentially scary lol love you brother

@yvonnemiezis5199 14 дней назад

Very interesting future missions,thanks Anton👍😊

@micahfoley9572 13 дней назад

"potentially somewhat deadly" anton is a brave man lol

@wonderland7493 12 дней назад

thanks man

@brianjohnson5272 14 дней назад

Venus retro grade spin isnt all that hard to figure out. It has mercury pulling on it far more often than other planets. Everytime mercury zips by, it will slowly alow the planets rotation one way in favor of the way it pulls as it passes by.

@gordonwallin2368 9 дней назад

Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada.

@gordonwallin2368 9 дней назад

(Love the ending music 😊)

@donkeytonk 14 дней назад

Oh Anton you are a tease!

@aychinger 7 дней назад

3:13 I wonder how any of these ideas are compatible with angular momentum conservation. Are they? 🤔

@Ittiz 14 дней назад

I've had this Venus moon theory since I was a kid after found out our moon would eventually get boosted out of earth's orbit. However, if that IS the case there should be Venus rocks on earth and the moon. Might be hard to tell though, since Venus would have been drastically different then.

@ralphditchburn1456 14 дней назад

Hello wonderful person. Anton

@fabiomgm1293 14 дней назад

Are you goitto cover the comet that crossed the skies in Portugal recently? There's a lot of cool footage on the internet.

@andrewepp6763 14 дней назад

Somewhat deadly had me laughing 😆

@richardthompson6079 14 дней назад

I have a sinking feeling that we will find no evidence of life anywhere in the solar system, other than on Earth. This is kind of a scary proposition. Perhaps we are far more rare than anyone guessed.

@robyn051 14 дней назад

We found extant microbes on the surface of Mars in the 70s

@PMMcIntyre 14 дней назад

@@robyn051 No we didn't.

@PMMcIntyre 14 дней назад

I doubt we are going to find life anywhere else in the Galaxy, as per the Firstborn hypothesis. The universe is not that old and it's entirely plausible that we are the first to survive our Great Filter. I don't see this as all that scary. I'm kind of relieved, tbh. If we did come across intelligent life, it will be far more advanced than us and when a more advanced civilization comes in contact with a less advanced civilization, the results are always disasterous, as with our own history with Europeans coming in contact with Africans and enslaving them and allowing countries like China and India on the world stage.

@scottjarvis123 14 дней назад

@@PMMcIntyreTell that to the team who made the discovery. They still insist they found life. Sadly, extraterrestrial life is treated as fantasy...put into the same category as gods, bigfoot, ghosts, fairies, etc.

@kerryprice1414 14 дней назад

I think where we come from Extreme circumstances and these circumstances producing life from non life is going to be winning the lottery x a trillion..even rarer when you think it's intelligent life

@theorixlux2605 14 дней назад

Easily my favorite planet.

@kryts27 14 дней назад

Helps to have a magnetosphere; not to lose water in the inner solar system it seems. Noteworthy, for everyone looking for Terran sized exoplanets in the goldilocks zone, this might have to be a proposition, I.e. a magnetosphere surrounding a planet with liquid water.

@stevenkarnisky411 14 дней назад

I can't be expected to be here in the 2030s. thanks Anton

@NikomaGrob 14 дней назад

Ok well bye bye then.

@grugnotice7746 14 дней назад

So what is the mechanism for Earth keeping its water? Is it above some mass limit?

@zimriel 14 дней назад

The magnetic field seems to help. Anton did a video on that very recently.

@nothanks9503 14 дней назад

Because the water vapor condenses into rain clouds I’m pretty sure

@paulmicks7097 14 дней назад

Always great topics and analysis, thank you Anton ... Why can't people except every planet, every moon in our solar system as beautiful ? Because of how they are composed and located we enjoy what is beautiful to us ... Tired of terms like, hellish, dead, etc. for these heavenly bodies which are the reasons the Earth was composed to bring higher life forms, let's respect, enjoy and study our solar system as it formed, there's only good in it... except cross path asteroids and comets, but even these may prove to be necessary.

@m.streicher8286 8 дней назад

That venus sample return mission is something I don't see happening in the 30s

@196cupcake 14 дней назад

I'm a long time fan, so this is just me trying to give constructive feedback. A little after 4:45, you do the "point to a paper right there" thing, but - at least on my WIN 10 desktop in Chrome - I don't see anything.

@mikebarushok5361 14 дней назад

Nothing there in RU-vid app on Android either. Noticed the same thing on the previously released video. Just guessing that when editing it wasn't clear what was being referred to.

@196cupcake 14 дней назад

@@mikebarushok5361 Yeah, I mean, I'm not bothered, just that if it doesn't actually add something there's no need to do it. Completely understandable if Anton doesn't regularly watch the full video after it's uploaded. Lord knows I wouldn't, at least not all the time.

@gasperstarina9837 13 дней назад

I am wondering how the 3 planets..Venus, Earth, Mars were evolving thru 5B years, was Venus similar to earth, was Mars enough active to have heat to support life-were thru time all 3 similar...

@wiktorm9858 14 дней назад

Nature has surprisingly many ways how not to create life on other planets (over and over again!) 😂

@josephpiskac2781 14 дней назад

The pancake mountains or dooms look possibly like habitat structures to me. Has any effort been made to examine the pancake geology?

@shad0wburn3d 14 дней назад

Val Thor is on Venus. Many will know this again soon.

@kristjiannne 14 дней назад

I thought Val Thor lived on Venus in a different dimension, that’s how it could be done.

@VulpisFoxfire 13 дней назад

"It isn't life, just complex chemistry." ...I'd point out that life *is* complex chemistry. :-)

@LadyValkyri 13 дней назад

You are fascinating and handsome. Thank you for both of those things. Hugs

@diraziz396 12 дней назад

"..It's Only a Composite Chemistry". Most commoners in the streets are No More then That.. Peace

@robertwahlstrom 12 дней назад

I prefer the explanation that it might not be part of our solar system originally.

@trekrich28 14 дней назад

Venus need some attention now. Mars has had been explored a lot.

@TheWerelf 14 дней назад

Nasa too busy burning tax payers money

@friedrichjunzt 13 дней назад

Hot. Acid. Crazy pressure. Hard to get to. 🤷

@trekrich28 12 дней назад

@@friedrichjunzt There is more than just the planets surface to look at first of all. I dont know if we will be able to get probes long term on the planet. The USSR ones did really well to send back what they did, given the conditions on the planet.

@XL-5117 12 дней назад

Mars is the Barbie and Venus is the Cindy, the second best in the solar system! Not cool but still very interesting or even more interesting. How does an earth sized planet become so bad arsed? She’s probably the most powerful planet in the solar system !!!

@cayde6sace558 12 дней назад

Weve barely scratched mars surface lmao but yes venus is intersting maybe we should fund our space programs adequately so we can explore both. Way better use of money than killing eachother

@TedToal_TedToal 13 дней назад

The flipping of the spin axis due to non-symmetric axes DOES NOT CHANGE THE DIRECTION OF SPIN!

@kspen72 13 дней назад

Thanks for all your hard work. Enjoying your vids!

@Takintomori 13 дней назад

Heres a theroetical for all of you. If we slam a sufficiently large comet from the belt onto the top of Olympus Mons, would the resulting friction be enough to restart Mars's core and revitalize the magnetosphere? The liquids from the comet should be enough to help reform the atmosphere, so long as it doesn't just get blasted away immediately by solar winds

@Creative_Expression 13 дней назад

So, Venus may have had a major collision, that changed its spin, Uranus may have had a major collision, that flip it over and Earth may have had a major collision that created the moon. Interesting.

@Jokers_Yugioh666 14 дней назад

Short answer maybe

@efx245precor3 13 дней назад

A single rotation is longer than an earth year?

@arc4705 14 дней назад

Somewhat hot planet

@trevortaylor5501 13 дней назад

Venera-D planned for late 2020s. They say 3 research vehicles, hopefully.

@susancaleca4796 13 дней назад

Hi, doesn't fire make steam? And wouldn't lava cause a lot of steam and mist to create water on Earth ( in the beginning of time)?

@browsingstuffaimlessly4663 12 дней назад

I one day imagined how Mercury is so close to the Sun and how it is slowly being eroded and unable to keep an atmosphere. Perhaps in the time of the early Sun it had one. I then imagined Venus increasing own atmosphere by accreting the star-blasted surface and possible atmosphere Mercury had so many millions or billions of years ago. Venus' atmosphere is about 93 times thicker than Earth's. Something that size, the heat it holds, and the unusual rotation of Venus makes me wonder about a tremendous atmospheric drag slowly affecting the planet's spin. The mass of the terrestrial portion of the planet will move at a different speed the atmosphere and whatever the core is doing of the subterranean parts of Venus were layered like Earth's (core, inner core, mantle, etc). The heat and pressure on the surface could also keep the planet from swelling by its internal pressures, essentially squeezing out its heat and keeping it trapped in the atmosphere, making the atmosphere even thicker and more volatile. No more carbon-silicate cycle to absorb carbon. All manner of possible reasons can be true as they would culminate to cause the present state of Venus. Why always one definitive explanation when it could be many? The upper atmosphere is likely all that is left that may be able to allow biological chemistry. We have yet to find proof. Just imagining things

@magicsinglez 14 дней назад

Maybe Venus IS the moon . . Or Was the moon of a larger planet. ,that evaporated

@zippyL8 12 дней назад

I swear extraterrestrial life could have a massive flahsing billboard advertising it and scientists would still be skeptical, when will they finally realize their bias?!

@dubsar 14 дней назад

12:07 So, this makes Venus outside of the sun's habitable zone. More, for the same reason, red dwarfs may not have a habitable zone at all.

@vinnymurrell5711 13 дней назад

I always thought that Venus had moon similar in size to Earth:s and that it was responsible for its retrograde rotation when it spiraled in. Too bad I lacked the scientific credentials to even attempt to publish an academic paper . I salute the authors though.

@MsCrazylegs80 14 дней назад

❤

@peterresetz1960 14 дней назад

Is there any plans for a geological elemental and mineral survey ? Currently the only way of seeing the geological surface is with radar, which only shows shape of ground features. The India launched Chandrayaan-1 Luna mineral mapping mission used a optical spectrometer to map the minerals on Earth's moon's surface. So that type of mapping would not be possible because of the thick clouds of Venus. Nor would laser mapping. Optical imaging would have to be at below cloud, where it starts to get hot, hot, damned it's hot. The surface of Venus could possibly be covered with metallic minerals abound, especially in the rarer heavier elements. Just watch out for the pools of molten lead.

@jamesgreenler8225 13 дней назад

It's entirely plausible that a large moon could host as much life as our planet does. A moon about the size of Earth around a gas giant I think we might classify as 2 planets when technically one is a smaller moon. I mean how would we classify such solar system ?

@UnpleasantDog 14 дней назад

🌎: One of my closest and dearest brothers.

@AceSpadeThePikachu 14 дней назад

Whether there's life on Venus or not, it's still a planet worth studying as it's a dark mirror of Earth. It shows us what will likely happen to Earth in half a billion years as the Sun gets hotter, and it serves as an example to look out for when studying terrestrial exoplanets. How many Earth 2.0s are there compared to Venus 2.0s, and how does a planet become one or the other?