
Saturn’s moons may be younger than the dinosaurs – so could life really exist there? - Guest Work
Guest Author • Mar 30, 2016 •
David Rothery, The Open University Saturn is home to more than 60 moons – from the massive Titan and the crater-riddled Phoebe, to Enceladus with its geysers. Enceladus in particular has been put forward as a good candidate for harbouring microbial life, thanks to its warm internal ocean. After all, if intelligent life … Read More