37K views · 674 reactions | After a completed mission in Venus, NASA found something unusual there, raising several questions about the planet's potential future colonisation. Could life be possible despite Venus's wild and dangerous climate? Watch more NASA's Unexplained Files on discovery+: https://bit.ly/38TZSzs | Love Space | Facebook

Scientists have found possible evidence for the presence of acid-resistant microbial “aerial” life in the clouds of Venus. http://on.forbes.com/6184GtN0s | Forbes

Could life exist on Venus? - Venus, our scorching neighbor, boasts a surface far too hot for life as we know it. But could life exist elsewhere on Venus? Scientists are intrigued by the possibility of microbial life hanging on in the cooler, acidic upper atmosphere. These regions offer milder temperatures and potential sources of energy, but many questions remain. Do these clouds provide enough protection from harmful radiation? Can organisms survive and reproduce in such an acidic environment?

2.4K views · 39 reactions | Venus, often overlooked for its hostile...