NASA’s Dragonfly, a car-sized rotorcraft, is preparing for a mission to explore Saturn’s largest moon, Titan. NASA’s Dragonfly rotorcraft will explore the moon to look for signs of life amid a highly Nitrogen-saturated environment.
Scientists have discovered a key ingredient for life in Saturn’s small moon named Enceladus. The team of researchers led by Dr. Christopher Glein, discovered phosphorus in the form of phosphate in water erupting from the surface of the moon. The researchers said the phosphate discovered is hundred times higher than the quantity found in earth’s oceans.
