Scientists Just Found New Evidence of Life on Enceladus

Get Real: all free floating spheres is space are hollow..

we dont know what it takes for life only for carbon base life, but that dosent mean its the only form of life

One visual feature which sets Enceladus apart from icy objects like Europa, is the lack of brown coloration of tholins along the stripes. This difference should have been discussed as well. We picture Europa as having an ocean rich in organic minerals, which may be deposited on the icy surface during water eruption. The materials react with solar radiation to form tholins, giving the cracks a brown to orange color. On Enceladus, I cannot see that color. What are the reasons? If there is life on Enceladus, may it have consumed those organic compounds, leaving hardly anything to form those tholins? Or maybe the geysers erupt at higher than escape velocity, letting most of the material form Saturn's E ring and whatever falls back is widely spread across the surface?

water is the biggest proof of life

Жизнь не очень любит глубину

Voice sounds like AI. This trash is awful.

For decades? Thanks for making that statement right at the beginning so I know not to waste my time watching the rest of this ai bs.

all the dubstep rave music under the ice

I'm convinced you're ai. Screw you for that

Methinks goo is not rare. It is everywhere. If you have vast quantities of liquid water with millions of years to work with, goo will find a way to come about. I actually find it exceedingly difficult to imagine a vast water ocean that is absolutely sterile. Don't you? The rare thing is when goo grows and morphs into civilizations.

I am a bit concerned about these future landing missions and the possibility of contamination. I hope they are very careful with that in particular. For all we know that is how life began on earth!

How exciting and thrilling and I'll move in next year if there's any openings. But Realtors being the way they are I'm probably too late already

Water is Evidence

New evidence of life?? Be honest, it's not really, is it?? Conditions that MAY support life, fine, although there are many extremophiles here on Earth that 'shouldn't' really exist.. Wake me up when you find a house on Pluto or that famous red London bus on Mars – then I will agree there is life elsewhere!