Study Suggests Methane Could Be A Clue Of Life On Saturn’s Moon – Sidereal Messenger
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Little Enceladus found a “phosphine” that she could call her own. One group of researchers suggest that the presence of methane in the amounts observed in the water clouds ejected from Saturn’s moon cannot be explained by any known mechanism other than life.
The result is strongly reminiscent of the conclusions of researchers led by Jane Greaves from Cardiff University, Great Britain, who discovered phosphine in the clouds of Venus. They also didn’t believe it was a sign of life, but stated that they didn’t know of any alternative mechanism that could explain the quantities.
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