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Welcome to another edition of Cool Stuff Ride Home. Marcus Baff with Reggie Rizzou on today's episode, we may be

closer than ever to discovering life outside of Earth. We'll have the details. And there's more

promise in developing an affordable snake antivenom than ever, a potential godsend for alien countries.

Plus, on this day in history, the first American typewriter.

Oh, typographer is patented. That's coming up on cool stuff. We may be closer than ever to discovering

if there is life outside of Earth. Pergizmodo and space.com, evidence continues to mount that

life could theoretically survive in two moons currently orbiting planets in our solar system.

Scientists have made a number of discoveries suggesting that Europa, Jupiter's icy moon, and Saturn satellite Enceladus,

contain the conditions necessary for life. There is evidence that Europa is able to produce ample amounts of oxygen,

and both moons have subsurface oceans.

Phosphorus, an element vital for life, has been found in plumes of ice and water ejected

from Enceladus. Scientists have long theorized that both Enceladus, one of Saturn's 146 known moons,

and Europa, one of Jupiter's four large Galilean moons among its total 95 moons,

could host vast liquid water oceans that harbor life. If this is the case, then complex

organic molecules like amino acids and nucleic acids, the building blocks of life as we know it

could serve as biosignatures of life on the moons. The problem is both moons are bombarded with

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