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Cassini data indicate that hydrogen cyanide, a key building block for life, exists on Saturn’s icy moon. A snakelike NASA robot might test for sure.

Analysis of the Cassini probe data shows evidence for Enceladus habitability a step further. They’ve found strong confirmation of hydrogen cyanide, a molecule

At the time of writing NASA listed in its inventory of moons in our solar system a total of 290 such celestial bodies. The bulk of them, no less than 146...

Enceladus looks more and more promising for alien life, as astronomers have now figured out there's cyanide spraying out of Saturn’s moon.

The study reveals discoveries about the energy source and key molecule of life on the gas planet's natural moon. (Image: NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute)

Scientists have discovered complex molecules in the gas and vapor plumes escaping from Enceladuss icy core — and one of them, hydrogen cyanide, is a precursor for life.

Cronian moon Enceladus doesn't look like much.

The ice moon Enceladus is believed to hold all the basic building blocks of life, including a poisonous gas that is the 'starting point for most theories on the origin of life.'

We all know that hydrogen cyanide is a lethal poison. But did you know that it can play a huge role in creating life's building blocks?

Enceladus doesn't look like much. They are monochromatic and small, and pale in comparison to Saturn's large, showy rings. But as many objects in the