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ID kaart
oai:arXiv.org:2409.13438
Onderwerp
Astrophysics - Earth and Planetary...Auteur
Clements, David L.Categorie
wetenschappen: astrofysica
Jaar
2024
vermelding datum
25-09-2024
Trefwoorden
lessons venus discovery lifeBeschrijving
The discovery of phosphine in Venus' atmosphere provides lessons for the search for life.
The detection has survived all challenges and has acquired independent support from archival data from PVP.
The presence of phosphine in Venus' oxidising environment is perplexing, and comprehensive studies rule out all known abiotic sources.
More data is needed to understand the origin of phosphine, leading to JCMT-Venus, a long term atmospheric monitoring programme.
This can find how phosphine varies in relation to other species providing clues to its origin.
We present the latest JCMT-Venus results.
The discovery and subsequent papers were explicit that they did not constitute evidence for life, only of phosphine.
Media and public reaction to the discovery and its implications provide lessons for future life searches, as does the reaction of the scientific community.
How this was handled by the team, media, and general public will be reviewed.
;Comment: Accepted for publication in Proceedings of the KAVLI-IAU SYMPOSIUM (IAUS 387): (Toward) Discovery of Life Beyond Earth and its Impact
Clements, David L., 2024, Venus Phosphine: Updates and lessons learned
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