A small icy moon orbiting Saturn is a likely candidate to host outer space life, as a major space organisation is targeting ...

The faraway moon has 'a slushy high-pressure ice layer' similar to the melting Arctic that could hide extraterrestrial life.

These findings come from data collected by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft, which orbited Saturn from 2004 to 2017. The spacecraft ...

ALIEN life could be hiding away on the vast ocean of a nearby moon. Scientists say there’s a chance that a “small population” could be tucked away on Titan, the biggest of Saturn’s moons. This image ...

Because Titan is tidally locked, the same side of the moon faces Saturn all the time, just like our own moon and Earth.

Scientists have found further evidence that life could exist on one of Saturn’s moons with a key molecule discovered. The great question has always been whether we are alone or is there alien life out ...

An ocean may be hiding beneath the icy cratered surface of Saturn’s ‘Death Star’ moon, making it ‘a prime candidate’ for alien life, scientists have said. Astronomers believe liquid water formed on ...

A new scientific discovery suggests that chemical reactions on the sea floor of Saturn's moon Enceladus could mean there are enough energy sources to support life. The surface of Enceladus is covered ...

ALIENS might be out there in our own solar system – and Nasa means to find them. The space agency is working on a series of groundbreaking missions to uncover evidence of extraterrestrial life. Please ...

Decades ago, a spacecraft suggested Saturn's largest moon, Titan, had an ocean. New observations suggest that the liquid may look more like slush.

It's one of the most beautiful objects in our solar system, a shimmering sphere of pure white ice, hiding a liquid ocean within. But despite looking nothing like our planet, Enceladus, Saturn's ...

There's even a mission to probe it – using a very interesting spacecraft ALIEN life could be hiding away on the vast ocean of a nearby moon. Scientists say there’s a chance that a “small population” ...