Planet venus reaches the center of attention again thanks to a very important discovery that surprised scientists because it reveals something that they did not think was possible in reality. More precisely, the researchers discovered that the planet Venus would never have had the ideal conditions to support life, something that no one thought was possible, but something that in reality turns out to be surprisingly true from many points of view.
Planet venus it would not have had enough water on its surface from the moment of formation until now to be able to support life, it never having the conditions on Earth to be able to support life. This discovery completely contradicts what has been said in recent months about the planet Venus and the fact that there existed, and may still exist, the essential conditions to support life, something that of course would be great, in the end.
Planet Venus: THE AMAZING Discovery That Seemed IMPOSSIBLE
Planet venus it would have had water removed from its atmosphere, and from the surface, due to the very intense volcanic activity that has been taking place since its formation, and this left it without the ability to support life in any way. The planet Venus is currently such a hot area that it is impossible for even space robots to work on its surface, so the existence of life is something that no one can conclude is a reality there now.
"The results of this work show that Venus is surprisingly bad at losing oxygen to space! As a result, the meteorites that arrived at Venus during late accretion were either 97,5% dry, or all meteorites had to arrive in the first 2% of Venus's life to have enough time to get rid of all the oxygen. According to the models in this paper, the absolute maximum amount of water lost from Venus is less than 1/10 of all the water on Earth's surface today, which could mean that Venus was always too dry to have Earth-like conditions and potentially too dry to be habitable at all.”
Planet venus it loses very little oxygen in cosmic space, because of the atmosphere it has, and this means that it did not have much oxygen from the very beginning, so the chances of sustaining life were always low. Not even the meteorites, or comets, that hit the surface failed to bring too much water, or if they did, the conditions on the surface of the planet Venus led to its very rapid evaporation.
Planet venus it is a place far too unfriendly to life to suggest that life ever existed there, so it is improbable that any such assumption can be considered real.
