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Could Life Exist in Venus's Deadly Clouds? Peptides Survive Acidic Hell
Key Takeaways
- MIT-led team exposed peptides to 98% sulfuric acid in lab experiments.
- Three peptides successfully folded and remained stable for several weeks.
- The lack of water in Venus's clouds helps stabilize peptide bonds.
- Findings suggest non-Earth-like environments may still be viable for life's chemistry.
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