Is Extraterrestrial life is attainable in other celestial bodies in our solar system?

Welcome to a mysterious and endlessly fascinating world. Space holds many secrets. It contains places where human beings can be stretched into spaghetti shapes or boiled, or frozen solid: that’s why astronauts wear protective clothing in space. All existing matter and space considered as a whole in the universe. The universe is believed to be at least 10 billion light-years in diameter and contains a vast number of galaxies; it has been expanding since its creation in the Big Bang about 13 billion years ago. A galaxy is a huge mass of stars, nebulae, and interstellar material.

Our solar system is a tiny part of the giant spiral galaxy, Milky Way Galaxy. Our solar system is made up of a star, eight planets, more than 150 moons, and an assortment of comets, asteroids and other space rocks and dust. In this solar system, our home planet Earth is the only one in the solar system capable of supporting life as we know it, but it could be the possibility of life or extraterrestrial lives in the other celestial bodies.

An Extraterrestrial is an individual who does not originate from the earth and is from outer Earth. Since ancient times humans are in hunt of aliens and also for the people of other planetary bodies but they are only leftover with the pieces of evidence and clues. Some of the life possibilities celestial bodies of our solar system are Enceladus (Saturn’s sixth-largest moon), Titan (Saturn's largest moon), Mars, Europa (Jupiter’s 2nd moon), Ganymede (Largest moon of Jupiter), Callisto (Jupiter’s moon), Venus and etc.

In Enceladus, there is a possibility because there is a best guess of reservoirs of liquid water lying beneath the frozen exterior and kept warm by gravitational interactions between the moon and other members of the Saturnian system.

In Titan there is because there are lakes of ethane and methane- liquid natural gas- endlessly topped up by a drizzle of hydrocarbon rain and scientists are thinking that these chemistry worlds can be an ideal condition for the extraterrestrials and also, we have also sent robots onto this surface i.e. the Huygens probe in 2005.

The Red Planet and our nearest neighbor were named by Romans after the god of war because its red color reminded them of blood and that’s Mars which has a feasibility of sustainability of extraterrestrial life. On Mars there is a chance as never voted off the island, Mars remains perennially popular for those hunting for otherworldly protoplasm? There was water once on this isolated planet as we could know this through the water dried-up water channels. And perhaps there is another chance of water- the most essential colorless, transparent, odorless liquid of all living organisms, that’s the huge polar ice cap if melted then water would cover the planet.

The Jovian moon and a part of the Jupiter family has also a chance of attainability of extraterrestrial life as there is more liquid water than our Earth’s mighty oceans. The downside is that Europa’s vast and salty seas lie beneath roughly 10 miles of ice that’s harder than tensor calculus. These raised oceans are darker than a cave- which simply means no thinking up photosynthesis. However, there could be something down there subsisting on geothermal heat or complex molecules of the surface.

The brightest planet and hottest planet of the solar system and commonly known as the morning star has also a chance of existence of extraterrestrial life. The main reason for these proposals is the entity of tremolite. Tremolite is a mineral that forms in the presence of water. If tremolite or some other hydrous mineral can be detected on the surface of Venus, then it can be concluded that Earth's once-wet neighbor lost its water over time. Venus is literally hell but the reason Venus is so hot is because of its thick, carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere laden with heat-trapping clouds of sulphuric acid. The surface of Venus though isn’t the only place to look for life: perhaps something interesting is happening some 60 miles up! Above the cloud- tops of Venus, the environment is surprisingly Earth-like: similar temperatures, pressures, and less corrosive material. This type of atmosphere can’t shoot us but it might be a better and an ideal place for the extraterrestrial life.

Next is the Giant Biggest planet of the Solar System Jupiter’s enormous moons Ganymede and Callisto. These two moons are also going with the properties of Europa as they might have buried liquid oceans is thought by the scientists.

These are the most effective places for the search of extraterrestrial lives but our solar system doesn’t end up with these many, there are lakhs and lakhs to discover and research, some more which will for these type of lives are the Triton(Neptune’s largest moon), Pluto(Dwarf planet), Lo(Jupiter’s moon), Ceres(An asteroid), and many more. Need to explore the magic and infinite a world with great minds of knowledge and imagination should be the adage of the imminent scientists of the Earth.