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NASA's Cassini probe has discovered a plastic ingredient on Saturn's moon Titan that is ubiquitous in everyday life on Earth.
The Cassini Infrared Spectrometer (CIRS) detected a small amount of propylene in Titan's lower atmosphere. On Earth, this chemical is used to make food containers, car bumpers, and a variety of other consumer products. For the first time, a plastic component has been discovered outside of our planet.
Unfortunately, the propylene found on Titan does not indicate the existence of intelligent extraterrestrial life. Even the Voyager spacecraft found that in the atmosphere of Titan there are various hydrocarbons, chemicals that mainly make up oil and other fossil fuels on Earth.
On Titan, hydrocarbons are formed from the breakdown of methane under the influence of sunlight. The liberated fragments can join and form chains with two, three or more carbon atoms. Voyager has previously found propane on Titan, and now Cassini has discovered propylene.
Scientists using ground and space instruments continue to discover new chemicals in Titan's atmosphere. Propylene was very difficult to detect because its infrared signature is very weak, even for sensitive sensors like CIRS. The propylene success raises scientists' confidence that even more chemicals will be found in Titan's atmosphere that could reveal a lot about one of the solar system's most interesting celestial bodies.
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