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Can Life Exist On Other Planets? | BOOM | Life On Other Planets Facts

Can life exist on other planets or are we truly alone in the universe? The recent discovery of phosphine gas on Venus has caused excitement among scientists, astronomers and space enthusiasts alike.
BOOM reached out to Arvind Paranjpye, Director of Planetarium, Nehru Centre, Mumbai and Dr Siddharth Pandey, Head of Centre for Excellence in Astrobiology, Amity University who say that research suggests that there may be life on other planets.

Life on Venus? Phosphine gas found in clouds of Venus

Multiple reports say scientists have detected trace amounts of phosphine gas in the clouds of Venus, which could be a potential indicator of life on Earth's inhospitable neighbor

Life on Venus? Phosphine gas found in clouds of Venus: reports

Phosphine gas detected in clouds of Venus Gas could be potential indicator of life on Venus On Earth, gas produced by microbes in oxygen-free habitats Royal Astronomical Society holds news conference&nbsp; Experts say gas could be produced by aerial microbes Scientists not ruling out non-biological explanation for data

Scientists have detected trace amounts of phosphine gas in the clouds of Venus, which could be a potential indicator of life on Earth's inhospitable neighbor.
On Earth, phosphine is produced by microbes that inhabit oxygen-free environments. The Royal Astronomical Society hosted a news conference to announce the huge scientific breakthrough.
Phosphine molecules have been detected according to data from the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope and the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array.
The detection of phosphine could point to extraterrestrial 'aerial' life, according to experts.&nbsp;

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