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Kimmo Huosionmaa
Could there be some life forms on Venus? This is quite a tricky question. Life forms don't mean intelligent life forms, even they can form cell lines or complicated structures. An existence of bacteria would not mean that the organism is flora or fauna. The first organisms on Earth were either animals or vegetables. Life forms don't mean intelligent life forms, even they can form cell lines.
The life form, what lives on that planet should have the ability to separate oxygen from chemical combinations like carbon monoxide. Second thing, what this alien should do for the living is to find the chemical combination, what can give liquid for this hypothetical life forms. If that life form would have the ability to use sulfuric acid as the place of water, would this thing give the ability to live on Venus?
This life form could sail in the atmosphere of the planet and change the altitude when it is too hot. Maybe those lifeforms would look like something, what Carl Sagan imagined to be found in the atmosphere of the planet Jupiter. Those habitats might look little bit jellyfishes, what are sailing in the carbon dioxide atmosphere, and for making this thing real, those aliens might only need to fill their balloons by using the gas, what is lighter than carbon monoxide.
When we are thinking about the life in Venus and the intense heat in that planet, we must know, that there is a very little chance that there might be alien life forms in that planet. Those alien life forms might have the ability to change altitude by getting gas out and filling the gas balloon, what could look like fishes swim bladders. And the purpose of that organ could be the same. The life on planet Venus might be possible, because we know the lifeforms, what are living in extreme conditions.
And maybe that kind of bacteria would be living in the atmosphere of Venus, but this text is the only speculation. The intelligent life forms could need neurons, what can float on the atmosphere of that planet. Or those organisms can also live below the hemisphere of that planet. In the places, what is not under influence of the hostile atmosphere. In fact, the place, where we should look for life, if we want to find it from Venus is the place known as "Maxwell mountains". Those Himalaya-size mountains at that planet are the place, where the temperature and pressure could be at the level, that some kind of bacteria can live on that planet.
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