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1. • • It's not possible for life to exist in the clouds of Venus. It's simply too dry, says an international research team led from Queen's University Belfast, UK. Hopes had been raised last year that microbes might inhabit the Venusian atmosphere, given the presence there of the gas phosphine (PH3).
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     Clouds of Venus 'simply too dry' to support life - BBC

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   Akatsuki/ISAS-Japan/M.Thévenot. A view of Venus from the Japanese Akatsuki mission, which is currently in orbit around the planet. It's not possible for life to exist in the...

   • Hopes Rise of New Mission to Venus

     Like Mars, then, Venus might even have had the right...

3. www.scientificamerican.com › article › life-on-venusLife on Venus Is Impossible because of Lack of Water, Study ...

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   Jun 30, 2021 · The amount of water in the atmosphere of Venus is so low that even the most drought-tolerant of Earth’s microbes wouldn’t be able to survive there, a new study has found.

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5. www.newscientist.com › article › 2282212-the-cloudsThe clouds of Venus are too dry to support life as we know it

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   Jun 28, 2021 · An analysis of Venus's toxic clouds found that the amount of water there is more than 100 times too low for life as we know it to survive, putting a damper on recent signs that...

6. arstechnica.com › science › 2021Venus’ clouds too dry, acidic for life - Ars Technica

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   Jun 28, 2021 · Although the temperatures in the clouds are indeed milder, there's nowhere near enough water to support life, and most of what's present is in droplets that are mostly composed of...

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7. www.bbc.co.uk › news › science-environment-57641247Clouds of Venus 'simply too dry' to support life - BBC News

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   Jun 28, 2021 · It's not possible for life to exist in the clouds of Venus. It's simply too dry, says an international research team led from Queen's University Belfast, UK. Hopes had...

8. www.cnet.com › science › featuresVenus can't sustain life in the clouds, but Jupiter has ...

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   Jun 29, 2021 · It's too dry and too acidic for microbial life to exist above the surface of the hellacious planet, according to a new study.

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   Is Venus too dry to sustain life?

   • Otherwise clement regions of the planet’s atmosphere are still too dry to sustain life as we know it A radar image of Venus, based on data from NASA’s Magellan spacecraft. The amount of water in the atmosphere of Venus is so low that even the most drought-tolerant of Earth’s microbes wouldn’t be able to survive there, a new study has found.

   Life on Venus Is Impossible because of Lack of Water, Study Suggests

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   Why is Venus a dry planet?

   • Since temperature changes with altitude, the former sets limits on what altitudes can be considered. The latter two are relevant because Venus is thought to be a very dry planet, and its clouds are generated not by condensed water but rather by the presence of sulfuric acid droplets that would contain some water.

   Venus’ clouds too dry, acidic for life - Ars Technica

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   Is Venus too low for life to form?

   • Specifically, the paltry amount of water in Venus' clouds is more than 100 times too low for life to form, Monday's study said. “It’s almost at the bottom of the scale and an unbridgeable distance from what life requires to be active,” Hallsworth said.

   Life on Venus not possible because of lack of water, new study says

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   Can Venus survive without water?

   • An illustration of the Galileo spacecraft, which beamed atmospheric data captured in Jupiter's clouds back to Earth. If there is life on Venus, it's like nothing we've ever seen on Earth -- and it can survive without water, the life-giving stuff involved in so many aspects of terrestrial biology.

   Venus can't sustain life in the clouds, but Jupiter has potential

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   Can life exist in the clouds of Venus?

   • It's not possible for life to exist in the clouds of Venus. It's simply too dry, says an international research team led from Queen's University Belfast, UK. Hopes had been raised last year that microbes might inhabit the Venusian atmosphere, given the presence there of the gas phosphine (PH3).

   Clouds of Venus 'simply too dry' to support life - BBC

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   Could Venus have a life on Earth?

   • The clouds of Venus, which are mostly made of sulphuric acid, have far less water and far more acid than even the most extreme lifeforms on Earth would be able to survive. This is according to a new analysis of the habitability of the planet’s atmosphere. This finding puts a damper on recent signs of potential life there.

   The clouds of Venus are too dry to support life as we know it

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10. www.usatoday.com › story › newsLife on Venus not possible because of lack of water, new ...

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    Jun 28, 2021 · The amount of water within the clouds of Venus and most planets in the solar system is far too low to sustain life as we know it, suggests a new study published Monday.