Scientists explore possibility of life in Venus' clouds

Scientists are exploring the idea that life could be snooping in the clouds of Venus. The search for life Limaye was enthusiastic about the idea of further exploring the idea of life in the clouds of Venus after discussions with the University of Zielona's Grzegorz Slowik, who told him that Earth had bacteria that contained light-absorbing properties, which appeared to be very much like dark patches that sometimes last for days. To research whether the clouds of Venus may actually host extraterrestrial life, the Venus Atmospheric Maneuverable Platform, or VAMP, is one tool that scientists are considering using. This is a probe that has the capability of flying like an airplane, but is also able to float along in the air like a blimp, and would be able to stay up in Venus's clouds for long spans of time, such as a year, so that it could collect samples and extract data from the planet's atmosphere. The only way of really discovering if the possibility of life could exist in Venus's clouds is by actually heading there, as Mogul attests.