(NASA) There might be alien life in our own solar system, Nasa has announced.
All of the necessary things to support life have been found on one of the moons that orbits Saturn.
Enceladus has chemicals that when found on Earth tend to indicate
life, suggesting that there might be living things under its icy shell.
Scientists have long thought of Enceladus as one of the prime
candidates for life within our solar system, in large part because of
its subsurface ocean that covers its entire body. But the new research
gives the best look yet at that moon, showing that it has a chemical
energy source capable of supporting life.
Notes: If there is alien life "out there, in the Universe," why do we not have some kind of evidence, a radio message of some sort? I mean, it has been 13 billions years since the so-called "big bang," and nothing.
And if if if, there was a single cell crawling around on a distance space rock, we would still "be all along," folks. I mean, after your divorce, all those bugs crawling around in your kitchen do not mean you are not alone, correct?
