Well it’s not official yet, but we’re getting there. I mean, at least NASA paved the way for it about a year ago so now it’s not a big surprise that life can be sustained in such a hostile environment.
Leonid Ksanfomaliti, a Russian scientist from the Space Research Institute at Russia’s Academy of Sciences found life on Venus. Yes, Folks, that’s the one planet with sulphuric acid clouds and a surface temperature that could melt lead!
Ksanfomaliti, who claims he spotted a disk, a black flap and even a scorpion on the surface of the planet, says these objects might actually be living creatures!!

Ksanfomaliti reanalyzed nearly 30-year-old images from a Venus mission made by the Soviet landing probe Venus-13 in 1982. He claims to have discovered several photographs featuring mysterious objects that he claims resemble a disk, a black flap and even a scorpion.

“Let’s boldly suggest that the objects’ morphological features would allow us to say that they are living,” Ksanfomaliti wrote.

You know, this whole thing reminds me of the time someone spotted an alien base on Mars on a photograph taken by the Mars Exploration Rover.

Visit foxnews.com to read the entire article while I spot alien life forms in a slice of head cheese.
Russian scientist claims ‘signs of life’ on barren, boiling Venus