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A new modelling study finds that roughly 100 microbial cells per year may be delivered to Venus's clouds via rock ejected from Earth by asteroid impacts, suggesting that if life is ever discovered in the Venusian atmosphere, it could have originated on Earth.
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A new modelling study finds that roughly 100 microbial cells per year may be delivered to Venus’s clouds via rock ejected from Earth by asteroid impacts, suggesting that if life is ever discovered in the Venusian atmosphere, it could have originated on Earth.


A new modelling study finds that roughly 100 microbial cells per year may be delivered to Venus’s clouds via rock ejected from Earth by asteroid impacts, suggesting that if life is ever discovered in the Venusian atmosphere, it could have originated on Earth.

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  3. ARobertNotABob on

    Like a Petrova Line. Though that’s a fictional link between Sun and Venus in *Hail May Project*.