There Could Be Life In Titan

NASA's work continues on Titan, Saturn's largest satellites. According to the obtained data, there was a chemical component in the satellite which could be shown as evidence of microorganism.

The chemical component known as acrylonitrile falls into the lakes covered with liquid methane gases in droplets of 200 km high. Scientists believe that the Titan atmosphere provides protection for the living.

Ralph Lorenz, who worked at Johns Hopkins University, believes that Titan may be the second place where people can survive after Mars. However, many scientists think that Titan holds the energy resources people will need.