Which Of The Following Moons Most Likely Has Life?

[NorthwestRider]

Some of these moons are major players in the news for extraterrestrial life. NASA is spending billions of dollars to find life on these moons. Not on their surface but in their below surface ocean!!

Europa (Jupiter)

Titan (Saturn)

Io (Jupiter)

Ganymede (Jupiter)

Callisto (Jupiter)

Triton (Neptune)

The Moon (Earth)

[MotorcycleMan]

Totally going with Europa for the undersea vents.

[NorthwestRider]

Ganymede as well. Titan has lakes and rivers

[supercutebutt]

Titan has lakes and rivers of liquid methane, though.

[NorthwestRider]

@supercutebutt We have life here on Earth that lives in methane

[supercutebutt]

Maybe some organisms can metabolize it but you know of organisms who actually live in liquid methane? Methane is a liquid at −162 °C. LOL.

[NorthwestRider]

@supercutebutt Soo we really based what's up there and compare it to life on Earth?

[MotorcycleMan]

I'm still going with Europa. Hoping for all, but betting on Europa :)

[Pterodon]

I’m going to say Enceladus

[DaveToo]

Let's take a logical look at each of these. Did they EVER have life on them? Is it possible to have life on a moon the size of each of these without an atmosphere or warmth?

[NorthwestRider]

Do you think life lives on the surface 😂 There are oceans under the surfaces that scientists want to drill into.
www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Europa+ocean

[DaveToo]

If they EVER get an expedition to Europa to drill through the surface, I won't be around for it.