Scientists have long questioned the habitability of Venus, focusing not on its scorching 700K surface but on the cloud layers at 48-60 km altitudes where temperatures mimic Earth.

Sulfuric acid-laden Venusian clouds reveal potential for extraterrestrial life: New study

A team of international scientists has detected traces of phosphine gas in the atmosphere of Venus. A paper on this discovery was published in Nature Astronomy journal by a team of international scientists.

WION Dispatch: Experts detect Phosphine gas on Venus

Phosphine is a chemical compound made up of one atom of phosphorus and three atoms of hydrogen, and scientists have also spotted it on Earth, Jupiter and Saturn.

Scientists see hints of life on Venus | Phosphine discovered in Venus' clouds

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Sulfuric acid-laden Venusian clouds reveal potential for extraterrestrial life: New study

WION Dispatch: Experts detect Phosphine gas on Venus

Scientists see hints of life on Venus | Phosphine discovered in Venus' clouds