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LocationSaturn's icy moon could be home to alien life, says game-changing study

Saturn’s icy moon Enceladus may be doing something remarkably useful for scientists searching for extraterrestrial life. Its towering plumes could naturally sort and concentrate material from the hidden ocean below, making traces of biological material easier for future spacecraft to detect. A second experiment adds another reason for optimism. Researchers recreated important chemical conditions from Enceladus’s ocean and found that a methane-producing microorganism from Earth could continue...

The head of NASA was asked if any of the UAP could be extraterrestrial. “It could be a Sputnik moment. But let me tell you this…” Enceladus and Europa have oceans and complex chemistry. “We couldn’t tell you conclusively that there isn’t life in our own backyard.” https://t.co/OOktDh44FP
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Saturn's moon could harbour ALIEN life: Scientists prove micro-organisms can thrive in Enceladus's ocean - suggesting it could be habitable
Saturn's moon Enceladus could harbour alien life in oceans deep beneath its frozen surface, according to a new study.


