Saturn's Icy Moon 'Enceladus' may conceal ideal precursors of Life
Nabanita Dutta
News Editor
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According to the data transmitted by NASA's Cassini probe, researchers have found that Saturn's moon Enceladus was emitting new kinds of organic compounds from its subsurface oceans. The substance includes amino acids and other compounds that would make perfect precursors for biologically relevant organic compounds, or in short Life. Researchers working on to find if an amino acid is required for life outside Earth.
