Because of the discovery of Vinyl Cyanide in Titan's atmosphere and the high likelihood that methane circulates from the moon's atmosphere to its oceans and back via rain and evaporation, like water does on Earth, there's an even greater chance that Vinyl Cyanides exists within Titan's methane-filled lakes. With the possibility of cell membranes-like structures being formed in those lakes, one wonders if there's a chance life may exist within. While there's no harm in hoping, Martin Cordiner, an author of the research report regarding the Titan Vinyl Cyanide study, stresses that "'This is a far cry from saying [life] definitely happens on Titan and these cells are involved in some kind of primitive life.'" Nonetheless, it goes without saying that Saturn's moon, Titan, shouldn't be left out in the fervent search for extraterrestrial life.