Saturn's moon could harbour ALIEN life: Scientists spot heat coming from Enceladus - suggesting it could be habitable

Scientists have detected heat leaking from the North Pole of Saturn's moon Enceladus, suggesting its subsurface ocean may possess a stable climate conducive to life. This discovery, based on data from the Cassini mission, indicates that the energy balance on Enceladus is nearly equal, with heat input from tidal forces largely matching energy loss. Researchers previously knew Enceladus had a vast underground ocean with organic compounds and hydrothermal activity, but the stability of its temperature was uncertain. The detection of this heat leak, particularly in the less active North Polar region, strengthens the possibility that Enceladu... download the app to read more