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Titan’s Atmosphere Has All the Ingredients For Life. But Not Life as We Know It – Universe Today
In a series of new studies on Saturn’s moon Titan, researchers have found more indications that there could be exotic life there, making a mission there all the…
Using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), a team of scientists has identified a mysterious molecule in Titan’s atmosphere. It’s called cyclopropenylidene (C3H2), a simple carbon-based compound that has never been seen in an atmosphere before. According to the team’s study published in The Astronomical Journal, this molecule could be a precursor to more complex compounds that could indicate possible life on Titan.
Similarly, Dr. Catherine Neish of the University of Western Ontario’s…
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