A DISTANT moon in our solar system might mirror Earth's seasons, according to scientists, who also believe it could be a candidate for finding nearby alien life.

And scientists just spotted a mysterious motion in its atmosphere.

Titan , Saturn's largest moon, is home to sprawling rivers and lakes of liquid methane, icy boulders and dunes of grains that resemble coffee grounds.

It even has an ocean hiding beneath its surface.

Some 746million miles (1.2billion kilometers) away from Earth, the distant moon is thought to have rain clouds just like Earth.

Unlike seasons on Earth, Titan has a much longer seasonal cycle, with each year on the moon lasting nearly three decades on our planet.

Despite its brutally cold temperatures, which average around -179C (-290F), this strange, alien worl

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