The possibility of life on Venus surface

Diakonov at 05h12
02
Oct
2008
The possibility of life on Venus surface

There's a theory which says that some bacteria may be on Venus atmosphere, upper clouds, where temperatures are similar to Earth.

But I think that maybe life is possible on the surface. Obviously it won't be anything like Earth, because such organisms would live at 90atm pressure, use liquid sulfur as solvent or merely for transportation of substances and they won't be made of the same carbon-based substances we are made, like c

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