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Planetary science

Controversy erupts among astronomers over whether phosphine really was discovered on Venus

06 Nov 2020
Image of Venus
Concerns have been raised over the analysis that pointed to phosphine in the atmosphere of Venus. (Courtesy: NASA/JPL)
Doubt has been cast on the supposed discovery of phosphine in the atmosphere of Venus after several

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Keith Cooper is a science writer based in the UK
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