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Gas from the planet Venus is found in the feces of penguins: "They may be aliens"
Researchers have found in the feces of penguins in the Falkland Islands phosphine gas - one of the main components in the atmosphere of the planet Venus.
They are now trying to figure out how this special chemical came from space to the penguins
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Saturday, 25 September 2021, 23:43 Updated: 23:50
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Could it be that one of the most beautiful creatures on earth is an alien at all?
Researchers have come up with this bizarre theory - that penguins are aliens, after finding gas from the planet Venus in their feces.
The penguins, flightless birds scattered throughout Antarctica, are some of the sweetest and most mesmerizing animals on earth, but may they live outside of it as well?
At least that's what researchers from Imperial College London, who have raised questions about their origins, are wondering.
As absurd as it may sound, researchers have found in the penguin's feces a chemical called phosphine (hydrogen phosphorus gas), which is one of the main constituents present in Venus' atmosphere.
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Researchers are unable to explain how phosphine exists on Earth - 60 million kilometers from Venus.
Recent data encourage them to learn more about the lifestyle of penguins Gentoo - common in the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic - in an attempt to find out how they produce the chemical, which on Earth is produced only by bacteria living in oxygen-free (or industrial) areas.
Dr Dave Clements of Imperial College told the Daily Star: "We are convinced that the phosphine find is real, but we do not know what produces it.
There are several anaerobic bacteria that produce phosphine.
It is found in the swamps and intestines of badgers and gento (white-eared) penguins. "He added:" The presence of phosphine in the penguins' intestines may be related to protection or the fight against harmful bacteria. "
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Last year, traces of the chemical were found in gas layers orbiting the planet Venus, which has an atmosphere similar to Earth.
The new study was undertaken for launching space telescope "James and" French Guiana on December 18 this year, aims among other things to find life on other planets, according to NASA.
Scientists in Britain believe may have already discovered alien life forms and that a thorough study of The penguins can help them identify the types of organisms that exist in outer space. The
James Telescope has two main purposes: to study galaxy formation and evolution and to study the formation of stars and planets.
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