Why Scientists Believe Alien Life Could Be Hiding on The Rings of Jupiter and Saturn

For decades now, scientists have pondered whether life could exist in the skies of gas giants like Jupiter or Saturn. Since Jupiter has no solid surface, Jovian aliens would have to float or fly, surviving in extreme conditions too harsh for any Earthling. Still, at certain altitudes in Jupiter’s atmosphere, there do exist chemicals that are necessary for some sort of exotic life form. The temperatures are warm enough and flashes of lightning could provide energy that drives the chemical reactions needed for life. But staying at such a favorable depth would be a problem for a microbe or any other simple organism. However, there is one location that few scientists have considered where life could not just spawn but also thrive. That is the set of rings that crown Jupiter, outside the gas giant's atmosphere. These rings, like those that circle all of our solar system's gas giants, are actually belts composed mainly of water ice particles, some as small as grains of sand, others as large as mountains.
Might life exist there?
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