NASA Robot to Hunt Aliens: Life outside Earth? NASA will send ‘snake’ to Saturn’s icy moon to find out

New Delhi. Scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory ie JPL believe that snake-like snake robots can detect the presence of aliens in the difficult terrain of the icy moons of Saturn.

Please tell that Saturn has 124 moons. The icy moon on which NASA scientists are initially trying to find alien life is Enceladus. This moon is known for throwing water from its icy surface. It is believed that the possibility of life in Enceladus in our solar system is very high.

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For this, JPL has designed the Exobiology Extent Life Surveyor ie EELS robot, which can walk on the uneven surface of Enceladus. In this robot, they have been connected by installing rotating segments. With the help of which it can walk easily even on bumpy surfaces.

The EELS team believes that this project is still in its initial stage. Gradually it will get better and at present it has not been approved for funding. Continuous testing of this robot is being done. Continuous improvements are also being made on the basis of test results.

Nasa’s research technologist Masahiro Ono tweeted pictures of the robot’s testing in September. He wrote, ‘What are these roboticists of NASA’s JPL doing in Canada’s Athabasca Glacier? We are testing the sensor head of the eels. This is a snake robot which will probably explore Enceladus in the future.

What are these roboticists from @NASAJPL doing on the Athabasca Glacier in Canada now?

We are testing the sensor head of EELS, a snake robot that would possibly explore Enceladus vents in the future! pic.twitter.com/F1OFpxag8C

— Hiro Ono / 小野雅裕 (@masahiro_ono) September 12, 2022

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