Russian scientists doubt the presence of phosphine gas on Venus …...

Russian planetary scientists have doubted the existence of phosphine gas, which American astronomers claim to have discovered in the clouds of Venus, and this came in a report they presented at the 11th Moscow International Space Conference on the study of the solar system, and the report said that American and British scientists announced at the end of last September that they had spotted in the spectra of the upper layers The atmosphere of Venus at an altitude of about 50 km has traces of phosphine gas as a gaseous compound of phosphorous and hydrogen.

According to RT, Russian scientists said that phosphine is an unstable gas and that it does not arise on Earth except as a result of processes related to living organisms, so the American and British scientists assumed that germs may be a source of phosphine in the flower, then scientists discovered in the clouds of the flower some evidence of the presence of complex compounds Resemble proteins.

While the Russian scientists said in their report that the signals supposed to be generated by phosphine particles in the atmosphere of Venus and lines produced by sulfur dioxide are located in one section of the spectrum, while the density of sulfur dioxide at an altitude of 56 kilometers is a thousand times higher than the values ​​used by American scientists at They measure the proportion of phosphine in the atmosphere.

Therefore, the Russian scientists came to the conclusion that it was sulfur dioxide particles that generate the signals that were received by their American and British colleagues..

A researcher at the Moscow Institute of Technical Physics and a professor at the Catholic University of America said: “It is likely that the sulfur dioxide molecules, not the phosphine gas, produce signals received by American and British scientists. They claimed that these signals are caused by phosphine gas, while in reality it is a signal generated by sulfur dioxide particles.” .