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Are aliens hiding on Saturn s MOON? NASA s James Webb spots a surprisingly large plume of water

It s unclear what s causing the massive plume, although NASA scientists think the ocean on Saturn s moon could be home to some sort of extraterrestrial life.

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NASA telescope spots large water plume on moon that could support alien life

NASA telescope spots large water plume on moon that could support alien life
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Surprising newfound ocean bacteria could aid search for alien life

A newfound, highly adaptable bacterium shows the kind of diverse life to look for on Europa or Enceladus, astronomers say.

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The last vital ingredient for life has been discovered on Enceladus

The underground ocean on Saturn’s icy moon may contain phosphorus in concentrations thousands of times greater than those found in Earth’s ocean.

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NASA s search for alien life in our solar system : Short Wave : NPR

Understanding how life survives in extreme Earth environments could point to ways life can survive on other worlds. Astrobiologist Morgan Cable talks to host Emily Kwong about how her missions here on Earth have guided two upcoming NASA missions in search for alien life, not in a far off galaxy, but here in our solar system. The Titan Dragonfly and the Europa Clipper missions will each explore an ocean world in our solar system, where scientists believe we could find life life that may be unlike anything we ve seen before. Today on Short Wave, life as we know it - and life as we don t know it.Learn more about the search for life in our solar system in the new planetarium show Living Worlds, now at the California Academy of Sciences: Thoughts? Questions? Pitches? E-mail us at ShortWave@npr.org.

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