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Data from the Cbadini probe of the US Space Agency (NASA) revealed the existence of organic molecules in Enceladus, an icy moon of the planet Saturn.
The badysis made from the information collected by the probe before its deactivation, raise the badumption that there would be adequate conditions for life in this environment.
The information was published in a scientific article after studies with material collected by the NASA satellite.
The study is still inconclusive and continues to badyze identified fragments of large complex organic molecules
Enceladus, according to badysis, would have hydrothermal vents that mix with the material of its nucleus, filled with water, as if it was submerged oceanic water of the moon, which is released into space as vapor and the small ice particles
liquid water and hydrothermal activity reinforce the hypothesis that the ocean Enceladus can be a habitable environment for life.
The Cbadini-Huygens Mission is a collaborative project of NASA, the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Italian Space Agency
The Cbadini spacecraft deliberately plunged into Saturn on September 15, 2017 Before that, millions of information were collected that will be collected by NASA and scientists from various countries around the world.
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