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Doris Elín Urrutia

The Salty Belly Of A Saturn Moon May Contain Building Blocks Of Life

— NASA/Getty Images News/Getty Images

In 2017, the Cassini spacecraft barrelled toward Saturn for the final time. NASA officials had elected to terminate the mission in a death dive. Obliterating the probe in a controlled maneuver would safeguard Saturn’s precious rings, moons, plus whatever else Cassini’s Earthly material could damage, or even contaminate. Like, perhaps, life.

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