Harry Coumnas is a well-known planetary scientist who thinks that although Saturn’s moon, Enceladus might seem as a frozen wasteland, beneath its ice-covered surface are the warm underground seawaters where life could be thriving. He has found the evidence of chemical reactions taking place deep below the ice which could be creating an environment capable of supporting microbes. The presence of hydrogen (H) that mixes with carbon dioxide (CO2) producing methane, which is consumed by the microbes in the deep, dark seas of the planet, ensures the existence of alien life on Enceladus.

1. Harry Coumnas Confirms
Alien Life on Saturn’s Moon,
Enceladus

2. About Enceladus
• Discovered in 1789, Enceladus is the 6th largest
moon of Saturn.
• It is around 310 miles in diameter &
approximately 790 million miles from Earth.
• It is mostly covered by fresh, clean ice, making it
one of the Solar System’s most reflective bodies.

3. Here’s What Harry Coumnas Has
to Say about the Possibility of
Life on Enceladus
• Harry Coumnas is a well-known planetary
scientist who thinks that although Saturn’s
moon, Enceladus might seem as a frozen
wasteland, beneath its ice-covered surface are
the warm underground seawaters where life
could be thriving.
• He has found the evidence of chemical reactions
taking place deep below the ice which could be
creating an environment capable of supporting
microbes.

4. More Revelations by Coumnas
about Enceladus
• Harry Coumnas says that as there are liquid oceans
below the surface on Enceladus, to find out what’s
exactly happening in the underground seas, scientists
must rely on the plumes of spray, which shoot up into
the atmosphere through cracks in the ice.
• In the final report of his findings, Harry has mentioned
that the only believable source of hydrogen is
chemical reactions between warm water & rocks on
the ocean floor.
• The presence of hydrogen (H) that mixes with carbon
dioxide (CO2) producing methane, which is consumed
by the microbes in the deep, dark seas of the planet,
ensures the existence of alien life on Enceladus.

5. Other Subjects That Harry Has
Researched On In The Past
In addition to studying about the possibility of alien
life on Saturn’s Moon, Enceladus, Harry
Coumnas has researched on a variety of other
subjects, including -
• Parallel Universes
• Interplanetary Warfare
• Space Colonization
• Life on Mars and more

6. Thank You
Harry Coumnas