NASA: Alien life possible on Saturn moon
NASA believes it has discovered oceans on a Saturn moon named Enceladus that could potentially support life.
The molecular hydrogen was found during space probe Cassini’s last pass through the natural satellite’s plumes in October 2015. Experts say the discovery makes Enceladus the only place aside from Earth, where scientists have found direct evidence of a possible energy source for life.
NASA scientists added during their televised news conference that conditions similar to the new findings may have caused the appearance of microbial life on Earth more than 4 billion years ago.
Contributing astronomers noted that Jupiter’s moon Europa may also support life. The new findings come as the Cassini spacecraft is nearing retirement scheduled for April 26.
London demonstration calls for UK to stop exporting arms to Israel
Scientists train robot to walk on moon
Funeral of Palestinian killed during clashes with Israeli forces in Nablus
US forces smuggle stolen Syrian oil into bases in Iraq: Report
VIDEO | Press TV's news headline
Situation normal after air defenses fire at 'suspicious objects' in Iran
‘Iran retaliation against Israel ensured no aggression would go unanswered’
US vetoes Palestinian request for full UN membership
Iran sufficed to strike only part of Israel’s military positions: FM to UN chief
IRGC: Israel’s Dimona nuclear reactor not among Op. True Promise’s targets
VIDEO | West Asia awakens
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
