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Old January 15th 05, 09:27 PM
Gary Seven
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Default back to Venus with "durable" probe??

With all the current hype about Titan and what the initial findings have
been, I can't help but wonder why something durable isn't again sent to
Venus. I would think that of all the planets other than ours and Mars,
Venus might hold the best chance of finding a living organism. I think of
this because I remember a few years back how surprised scientists were that
organisms on earth were thriving off sulfur and at the bottom of the sea
floor. Venus would have similar environments so I would think it might hold
the best chance of finding actual life.

Gary


 




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