Why Aliens Might Love Their Frozen Home

The video explores the potential for life on icy worlds, highlighting how ice can protect life from harmful radiation. It discusses the possibility of life existing beneath and within ice, using examples from Earth and space missions like the Europa Clipper. The video also examines how ice can facilitate nutrient movement in deep oceans on exoplanets, suggesting that icy worlds could be habitable in ways we haven't imagined.

What are methane hydrates and how do they relate to the possibility of life?

How might ice on exoplanets contribute to nutrient transport?

In what ways might life on icy worlds differ from life on Earth?