EELS system can explore Martial polar caps and descending crevasses in the Earth's ice sheets

 [NASA developing snake-like robot to discover life on Saturn's moon](  EELS system can explore Martial polar caps and descending crevasses in the Earth's ice sheets The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is developing a snake-like robot which it says can boost space exploration through its diverse adaptability to various terrains.Known as Exobiology Extant Life Surveyor or EELS, it is a system capable of exploring internal and enclosed dynamic terrain structures to assess evidence for life. It's special focus is on Encaladus, the sixth largest moon of Saturn. Discovered in 1789, it is a small and icy body. The Cassini spacecraft dubbed this icy moon to be one of the solar system's ‘most scientifically interesting destinations’. Besides this, the spacecraft found that geyser-like jets spew water vapour and ice particles from an underground ocean beneath its icy crust. Enceladus has become a promising lead for NASA in its search for life due to its global ocean and internal heat [More Information]( To stop receiving these emails, [Unsubscribe](