Saturn’s moon Titan has an atmosphere of nitrogen, argon, and methane and may have liquid methane and an organic goop on its surface. The most likely reason for life NOT to exist on the moon is a.its closeness to Saturn and the tidal forces exerted by the planet. b.the extremely low temperature on the surface (–290° F). c.the ring system of Saturn producing numerous collisions with the moon and the ring particles. d.all of the above. e.none of the above.

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Saturn’s moon Titan has an atmosphere of nitrogen, argon, and methane and may have liquid methane and an organic goop on its surface. The most likely reason for life NOT to exist on the moon is

	a.	its closeness to Saturn and the tidal forces exerted by the planet.
	b.	the extremely low temperature on the surface (–290° F).
	c.	the ring system of Saturn producing numerous collisions with the moon and the ring particles.
	d.	all of the above.
	e.	none of the above.