Surprise… “NASA” reveals places other than Earth on which to live

NASA scientists have revealed two locations in the Outer Solar System where life could thrive far from planet Earth.

Scientists around the world have already included planets outside of our solar system and in other galaxies, but these two places are different.

NASA has said that Jupiter’s “Europe” moon and Saturn’s “Titan” moon “could support life” because it looks like Earth early, according to what was published by the British newspaper “Daily Mirror” .

Previously, the space agency announced that to improve the basics of life, it plans to fly to sample and examine sites around Titan, a frozen moon in Saturn’s orbit.

The Dragonfly mission, which is due to launch in 2026, will arrive in 2034, when the rotating plane, which looks like a large unmanned aircraft, travels to dozens of places and researches a common pre-biochemical process at a time. on the distant moon and on the Earth.

This will be the first time that NASA has flown a multi-propeller science vehicle to another planet and becomes the very first vehicle to transport all of its science payload to new locations.

As Titan is said to be able to provide clues as to how life began on Earth because Titan is “an analogue of Earth’s very early stages,” Dragonfly will explore a variety of environments ranging from organic sand dunes to the bottom. of the crater, where liquid water and organic matter were located. once essential to life.

They will also study the properties of the moon’s surface, the atmosphere, underground oceans, and liquid reservoirs.