Its 2035 and NASAs Dragonfly quadcopter has been hopping around the surface of Saturns largest moon Titan for just over a year taking images, scanning pebbles, drilling holes, and analyzing surface material for potential signs of life. Youre at NASA JPL and just moved to Blue Team (12am-8am) from Red Team (4pm-12am), so youre hyped up on coffee, Red Bull, and will power. Its 3:30am, youve been analyzing data since you clocked in, and you keep discarding what youve been told looks like positive signs of life but is more commonly known as false positives. In the meantime, some microbes on Titan that got scanned by Dragonfly keep posing in front of its main camera with signs saying, Were here!