The search for life on Venus just took another turn, thanks to JWST's brown dwarf discovery
NeutralScience
The recent discovery by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) of phosphine on a brown dwarf, a type of 'failed star,' has sparked new discussions about the potential for life on Venus. This finding is significant because it could challenge previous claims regarding the presence of phosphine on Venus itself, a molecule often associated with biological processes. As scientists continue to explore these celestial bodies, understanding the implications of this discovery may reshape our views on habitability beyond Earth.
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