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Articles tagged: biosignatures

  • biosignatures, Life on Venus, PH3, phosphine 16 September 2020 Breakthrough Initiatives to fund a study into the possibility of aerial life in Venus' atmosphere

    ... in the clouds of Venus. The study is inspired by the discovery announced yesterday, of the gas phosphine, considered a potential biosignature, in the planet’s atmosphere. The science team undertaking the research will comprise world-class physicists...

    • biosignatures
    • Life on Venus
    • PH3
    • phosphine
  • Europa, Europa Clipper, JUICE mission, Life on other planets, subsurface ocean 25 July 2018 Radiation on Europa dictates where search for life begins

    .... "If we know what that fingerprint looks like, we can better understand the nature of any organics and possible biosignatures that might be detected with future missions, be they spacecraft that fly by or land on Europa.” With this information...

    • Europa
    • Europa Clipper
    • JUICE mission
    • Life on other planets
    • subsurface ocean
  • 02 March 2016 Using MUSCLES to test for life on other planets

    ... detected. The ultraviolet (UV) stellar spectrum of a host star is therefore critical to the definition and interpretation of biosignature gases on its planet and without the stellar UV spectrum, scientists cannot produce realistic synthetic spectra...

  • Earth-like planets, exoplanets, planet characterisation, SETI November 2020 The alien hunter’s field manual

    ... world. First light is targeted for 2025. As an example, let’s restrict our attention to the measurement of a single type of biosignature; in this case, trying to determine its occurrence rate will have an inherent uncertainty due to the small number...

    • Earth-like planets
    • exoplanets
    • planet characterisation
    • SETI
    Authors: Joseph Silk     McCullen Sandora    
  • James Clerk Maxwell Telescope (JCMT), PH3, phosphine, Venus 14 September 2020 Possible signs of microbial life found in Venus' atmosphere

    ... out. One other way of detecting life on another planet without leaving the comforts of Earth, is to hunt for biosignatures. Biosignatures are chemical species that may indicate the presence of life. Oxygen or O2 is a natural starting point for many...

    • James Clerk Maxwell Telescope (JCMT)
    • PH3
    • phosphine
    • Venus
  • abiogenesis probability, search for extraterrestrial life, SETI July 2020 Life in the universe – common or not?

    ... survive long enough to traverse greater distances through interstellar space. If future explorations or astronomical observations do find a biosignature outside Earth, it is possible that the life-form will have a common origin with us. Many people...

    • abiogenesis probability
    • search for extraterrestrial life
    • SETI
    Authors: Tomonori Totani    
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