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ART0CQY27600Q2K·Artifact · recording

ALMA observation of Venus in Band 6, 5 March 2019

PhotographCC BY 4.0Observed 5 March 2019
ALMA observation of Venus in Band 6, 5 March 2019: photo
ALMA observation of Venus in Band 6, 5 March 2019: photo
ALMA observation of Venus in Band 6, 5 March 2019: photoALMA observation of Venus in Band 6, 5 March 2019: picture

The interferometric confirmation data, project 2018.A.00023.S. A calibration error in the archive's original processing was found after publication; the team's reprocessed spectra gave a weaker line.

ESO, 2019. CC BY 4.0

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DatasetALMA · almascience.eso.org · 2019-03-05 · ALMA data policy: public after the proprietary periodPrimary source: ALMA project 2018.A.00023.S: Confirming Phosphine in the Atmosphere of Venus1 step from the original
PhotoESO · eso.org · 2020-09-14 · CC BY 4.02 steps from the original
DocumentGreaves and colleagues · doi.org · 2021-07-16 · publisherPrimary source: Reply to: No evidence of phosphine in the atmosphere of Venus from independent analyses2 steps from the original
PictureALMA, Greaves et al · eso.org · CC BY 4.02 steps from the original

Where it was made

AntofagastaSan Salvador de JujuyTarijaCalamaYacuíbaLibertador General San MartínVillazón1Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array200 kmSaltaAntofagastaIquiqueTarija1200 km

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Mysteries Department. (2026). ALMA observation of Venus in Band 6, 5 March 2019 [Artifact ART0CQY27600Q2K]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/ART0CQY27600Q2K
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