Scientists Believe There Is Life On Titan. What Could It Be?

Titan is, in fact, Earth’s twin brother.
Why so? Because on its surface, scholars noticed oceans similar to the ones we have here. But the most shocking news was finding compounds on Titan that are essential for the emergence of life. If there are creatures who have adapted to living on Titan, perhaps we can succeed in that too. In this video, I’ll answer all your questions: what obstacles will our space “spy” have to overcome? What do Titanians look like? And most importantly - how can we find life on Saturn’s satellite?

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[delonweird]

Discovering life on another world no matter how small it may be will be one of the greatest discoveries ever made by humanity

[CrezzyCreeper]

Imagine sending a robot to explore titan only to get crushed by a giant crab.

[Centz]

Finding life anywhere off earth would be an incredible discovery, let alone in our own solar system

[rigatoniphoni]

The view from Titan would be unreal.. imagine looking up and seeing a massive planet taking up majority of the sky.

[enricomiguel]

Present
Earth: Believes that there is life on Titan.

Million years ago
Titan: Believes that there is life on earth.

[demarcusfaulkner]

If we found life anywhere aside from Earth. It would be proof that we are not alone in the universe. Which would be the greatest scientific discovery of our time. Of all human time. I definitely think they should investigate further.

[tristramcoffin]

I would be curious to know what creatures formed from the conditions on Titan would likely look like.

[martiantexan]

From what I understand, any life on Titan would have to be insanely radiation resistant, even the Van Allen belt don't hold a candle to that area.

[JafoTHEgreat]

On the edge of Saturns B ring, there are ice spikes stretching up and out of the ring itself. Some of these spikes could easily be over a mile high. You can see the spikey shadow the spikes make when the Sun hits them just right. Imagine landing on a Saturn Ice Spike. There would be no other view like it in the solar system when standing on the spike. The cassini pictures clearly show a spike shadow. It amazing.

[MrPSFA]

“1 Yaer Later” from now I’ll still be watching your videos.

[CarlosHernandez-xngi]

actually, there are animals capable of withstanding even the vacuum of space. the Tardigrade. They're like miniature tanks 😅

[RafaelRabinovich]

"What do titanians... do on the weekends?" The question is funny. We have weekends because we have weeks. We have weeks because we divide the lunar cycle by four. On a moon of another planet, with a different orbital cycle and the opposite position to that of us on Earth vis our own Moon, the concept of weekends would be unknown to a hypothetical intelligent civilization on Titan.

[IamSome]

NASA scientist: Ok let's move the camera a bit, that's about i-

Saturn's Shark: Thuts pogu champu

[LevelGaming]

I feel like us messing with planets is gonna end like the first guy to mess with a hornets nest

[charlesmarkette]

I had this for a science project once. What kind of life could be in this area and me and a friend got Europa. We had to imagine what type of creatures and all their traits. Was a great assignment and she was a great science teacher. :)

[willh]

You definitely have the most iconic space documentary voice

[Platinum]

“Your home?”
“It was. And it was beautiful”

[Rich-yjub]

Just to clarify things. When scientists say life they are referring to an organism not human.

[LoneWolf-mpss]

Let me guess, Your home?
Thanos : Yes and it was beautiful..

[FateCS]

i remember reading an article 5 or 6 years ago talking about possibility for life on titan. now its resurfacing? im so curious to see where this goes