始终显示原文
考满分TOEFL: 小黑人

欢迎使用考满分精听听写

截止昨天,已经有 252988 同学完成了 4103155 次的练习

开始练习 查看新手引导

原文已被隐藏,你可用 快捷键 - 或点击 显示原文 按钮来查看原文

第1段

1 .This is Scientific American 60-Second Science. I'm Christopher Intagliata. Got a minute?

该句暂无译文!

2 .Saturn's largest moon, Titan, has a thick atmosphere. Clouds. Complex organic molecules.

该句暂无译文!

3 .NASA has called it "one of the most Earth-like worlds we have found to date."

该句暂无译文!

4 .With one glaring exception.

该句暂无译文!

5 ."It's awfully cold down there.

该句暂无译文!

6 .It's about 94 degrees Kelvin.

该句暂无译文!

7 .Which means that water would be a rock."

该句暂无译文!

8 .Paulette Clancy, a chemical engineer at Cornell University.

该句暂无译文!

9 .At temperatures that cold, minus 290 degrees Fahrenheit, one of the most basic biological structures, the cell membrane, can't exist.

该句暂无译文!

10 .Because to form, the oily membranes depend on the presence of liquid water.

该句暂无译文!

11 .That said, Titan does have plenty of liquid to go around, but it's liquid methane.

该句暂无译文!

12 .So Clancy and her colleagues used computer models to determine whether any molecules on Titan might mimic the membrane-forming compounds here on Earth.

该句暂无译文!

13 .Based on a catalogue of organics observed by NASA's Cassini mission, they found a candidate: acrylonitrile.

该句暂无译文!

14 .Its internal electrical charge distribution would allow it to self-assemble into membranes, just like phospholipids do here on Earth.

该句暂无译文!

15 .It's similarly flexible and stable.

该句暂无译文!

16 .And there's a lot of it on Titan.

该句暂无译文!

17 .The findings are in the journal Science Advances.

该句暂无译文!

18 .Of course just because a cell membrane could form, does not mean it will.

该句暂无译文!

19 .And actual life is a good deal more complicated than just a membrane.

该句暂无译文!

20 .Still, Clancy says we might do well to expand the search for life beyond just places with liquid water.

该句暂无译文!

21 ."I think we tend to look for things that we know and understand.

该句暂无译文!

22 .If we were more broad-minded we might find different kinds of life elsewhere.

该句暂无译文!

23 .And maybe that would be fascinating too.”

该句暂无译文!

24 .Thanks for the minute, for Scientific American 60-Second Science. I'm Christopher Intagliata.

该句暂无译文!