Experts say they will find aliens this year

Recently, experts stated that 2017 will be a memorable year, because people will most likely find extraterrestrial life.

That is the prediction of expert from Imperial University London (UK) - Simon Foster. The basis of the prediction lies in the Cassini space probe currently on duty on Saturn's moons.

Cassini probe ship.

As expected, September 2017 is the time Cassini finishes his mission, and this is the best candidate to give us information about aliens. Foster physicist believes Cassini can bring good news.

Cassini left Earth in 1997 and entered Saturn orbit in 2004. Since then, it has been constantly monitoring and collecting data on Saturn, the surrounding belt, and the Moon's planets.

According to Foster: " The interesting thing is that one of Saturn's moons - Enceladus - is an icy satellite, bringing the potential to nurture life. We have been so focused on Mars, while I think the The moon as Saturn's Enceladus or Jupiter's Europa are also potential candidates. "

Saturn's moons are also potential candidates .

In addition, science is now watching Proxima B closely - the planet is named as the second Earth announced in October 2016. This planet belongs to the constellation Proxima Centauri, about 4.5 light-years away.

"Discovering the potential planets around Proxima Centauri is really desirable" - Professor Phillip Lubin from the University of California said. "It makes mankind have the motivation to study how to move as quickly as possible."

Proxima B.

In 2017, Proxima b is one of the most researched planets, using data from giant observatories, hoping to find evidence of life.

Dr Foster said: "We still cannot imagine what to do if there is something beyond our knowledge. If it is an alien, it is quite cool, but it can also be is an unprecedented phenomenon ".

"But in general, a breakthrough is about to come to mankind" - he excitedly shared.

Maybe we find aliens, but sometimes it's just an unprecedented phenomenon.