Gases Hinting At Alien Life Detected in the Atmosphere of Venus

Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about new exciting discoveries from Venus
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Previous discoveries from Venus:
#venus #aliens #solarsystem

0:00 More Venusian discoveries
1:40 New program observing Venus
3:20 Claims of life on Venus
4:10 Recent study analyzing old and new data
5:25 Additional discoveries: ammonia
6:10 But Venus seems to be volcanically active
7:40 Discovering correlations to find answers
8:50 Why this matters and conclusions

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Seager et al., 2021

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[Nefville]

A challenge: every time Anton says 'you can learn more about this from a previous video, the link of which is in the description' stop the video and instead watch the video he just referenced. In that video if Anton says it again, do the same, click the next video and so on. What I want to know is how many videos it would take to get to one that doesn't reference an earlier video, aka _the source video, _ because in THAT video, all of the questions of the universe will be answered.

[Ryukachoo]

The intense irony if it ends up Venus has small colonies of bacteria held aloft in the atmosphere while mars is totally dead

[ralphstern]

That we can detect 3cm of additional rock on top of a volcano on Venus, is mind blowing

[dtr]

Anton saying 'finally the evidence Aliens exist' is my dream

[editingtimothy]

Hello Anton, This will probably get lost in the comment section, but you were my childhood when I was into astronomy. Thank you for your amazing content!

[marknovak]

I remember back in the 70s a number of scientists suggested that based on atmospheric measurements from probes at the time, there must be volcanism. They were a small minority but they turned out to be right after all.

[homoblogicus]

Without a doubt one of the best content creators on YouTube!

[a.m.]

Now less scared of bears and tigers and am more scared of whatever the fuck is out there surviving Venus.

[debbiesimmons]

My dad worked on those Pioneer missions and was incredibly excited to find evidence of 'life promoting molecules'. He always said that in about a billion years when Venus was a bit further away from the sun, they would become actual life. He also said that there were many volcanos because it's bloody hot there, so I don't know why that's a surprise.

[shnoogums]

If they do find life in Venus’s atmosphere and deep in mars surface, that “life uh finds a way” meme is gunna take off

[janekbrat]

Would be a hell of a plot twist, if venus happens to host a vibrant biosphere and that soviet surface probe from the seventies, just managed to land in the venus equivalent of the gobi desert.

[benderisgreatable]

For the phosphene to be present in the most theoretically habitable zone of Venus is a happy coincidence in our favor.

[SteelRyan]

The craziest possibility here is actually that the soviets accidentally life-seeded with their Venus missions in the 60s, 70s and 80s.
We would have to come to terms with another planet being just now reshaped by life and we have no way to stop it which is both fascinating and terrifying.

[manueloliveira]

When Anton says it might be Aliens, I get very, very excited. very interesting

[Conclusius]

Anton: "It's never aliens, but maybe, just maybe in this case, it could be..." Lando Calrisian: "Oh shoot, they found us".

[robertfindley]

My biggest wish is that they find definitive signs of life outside the Earth in my lifetime. That and the Detroit Lions to win the Superbowl.

[Mr.Agnost]

Venus is the brightest object that can be seen from naked eye after Sun and Moon.

[tothzoltan]

Dear Anton Wonderfulperson Petrov! God bless you! You’re awesome. Thank you for all of your work!

[Poppyrae]

First off thank you Anton you are a true gem in this world spreading your love and passion for science especially in fields most people struggle or have a base knowledge of. Your one of my favorite channels always make me excited when I see a new video pop. Up I truly admire your dedication and passion to spread this amazing knowledge and break it down so people can learn and understand without dumbing it down so it’s inaccurate. We all appreciate the love and positivity you have my friend

[williamwilkins]

I just want to say I appreciate how often you upload videos! There are others I watch that I watch all the videos they do but I still wouldn't say I watch them daily because they don't upload videos like that. Your the only one I can say that I watch on a near daily basis! And every one of your videos are so informative and it's always stuff I want to be hearing about or something I've thought about and pondered on