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Asked by anon-245452 to Sam, Samantha, Nicol, Lori-Ann, Liam, David on 11 Mar 2020. This question was also asked by anon-245454, anon-244771, anon-244770, anon-245567.
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Sam Frampton answered on 11 Mar 2020:
We don’t have any proof that life exists in space yet, but scientists are looking really hard, scientists think that we are most likely to find life at the bottom of the sea on Titan, which is one of the moons of Saturn.
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Samantha Faircloth answered on 11 Mar 2020:
Hello Naiya, I haven’t found any proof of life in the Moon rocks that I study. These were brought back from the Moon by the NASA astronauts! Most scientists believe there should be life somewhere in the universe but it hasn’t been found yet! : -)
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Lori-Ann Foley answered on 11 Mar 2020:
I haven’t yet. But I am looking at where water might be on Mars, so maybe I can point other scientists in the right direction so they find life one day, as we think it will be close to water.
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Liam Perera answered on 11 Mar 2020:
Not yet, but I think one of the best places will be some of the moons of Saturn and Jupiter that have massive oceans of liquid water beneath their icy surfaces. They may even be warm enough for microscopic life to survive
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