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Space isn't just a cold, vacuum. Scattered throughout the vast interstellar void are giant clouds of gas and dust, some containing surprising molecules. One such cloud, called Sagittarius B2, holds a massive amount of ethyl alcohol – the same type of alcohol found in alcoholic beverages!The alcohol cloud in Sagittarius B2 is estimated to contain enough ethanol to fill billions of quadrillions of glasses of wine! (That's a lot of wine!) While you probably wouldn't want to take a sip (it's mixed with other gases and dust), this discovery raises intriguing questions about the potential for life-forming molecules existing in space. Do you think this finding increases the possibility of finding extraterrestrial life? Could there be other "cosmic cocktails" out there, with different organic molecules?
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