VENUS EARTH'S EVIL TWIN.

Venus, often called Earth's twin, is vastly different from our planet. It has extreme conditions, including scorching temperatures and high atmospheric pressures, making it uninhabitable for humans. However, scientists have found evidence of phosphine gas in Venus' clouds, which could suggest the presence of microbial life. While further research is needed to confirm this, Venus remains an intriguing subject for scientists. The article also explores Venus' atmosphere, its relevance to Earth's climate change, its cultural significance, and the upcoming DAVINCI mission to study the planet more closely. [Extracted from the article]