Venus Is Inhabitable; Life Could Exist Within Planet’s Thick Clouds of Sulfuric Acid [Study]

Medicine & Technology Jan 09, 2024

Life could exist in Venus' very acidic clouds, according to researchers. Continue reading to learn more.

Stability of Nucleic Acid Bases in the Acidic Clouds of Venus Suggests Its Potential To Support Life

Jun 15, 2023

Scientists reconsider the view that Venus is an uninhabitable planet by taking a look at the composition of its clouds which makes it suitable for life. Continue reading to find out more.

Ice Cores Extracted from Polar Regions Hold Secret to Large Volcanic Eruptions Beyond 2,500 Years

Mar 21, 2022

Records of large volcanic eruptions are commonly stored in ice cores from the polar regions. Read more to know what experts recently found in their latest investigations over ancient eruptions.

Asteroid Ignites 2 Years of Darkness to Earth; The Same Rocky Object That Wiped Out Dinosaurs 66 Million Years Ago

Dec 23, 2021

A team of researchers from the California Academy of Sciences recently reported soot forming wildfires filled the sky and blocked the Sun shortly after an asteroid hit the Earth.