Of all our solar system bodies, Saturn's Titan moon is closest to Earth, with a stable liquid on the surface and a dense, nitrogen-rich atmosphere.
Complex organic molecules hidden in giant dust storms increase the hope of finding life on the moon that NASA has dubbed.
The study has just published in the Astrobiology scientific journal of the US scientists group of many units, using data that Cassini research spacecraft.
NASA has just released two stunning new images of Saturn's moon Titan, where scientists believe it is eligible to form extraterrestrial life.
Peter Bedini, director of the Dragonfly project, said the flying dragon's flying ability will help it to overcome geological obstacles more easily than previous equipment.
Scientists from the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) said Cassini spacecraft first discovered vinyl cyanide molecules on Saturn's moon Titan.
Saturn's Titan moon is the only place outside of Earth known for its liquid-filled surface.
The moon Titan holds enough energy to become a giant colony of humans, with the potential to hold up to 300 million people.
NASA has successfully tested the Cassini spacecraft with a flight between Saturn and its planet.
Titan, a Saturn moon satellite, has ravines hundreds of meters deep with rivers with flowing water signaling the possibility of life.