Original sentence: REDIRECT Triton_(moon)#Physical_characteristics
Edited sentence: Ammonia may lower the freezing point of water, allowing the ocean to not freeze solid, and in such an environment it is thought life could spring up.Due to the environment of such an ocean, it is thought the life could be silicon-based instead of carbon-based, as silicon is more common on Triton and is an analog to the hydrocarbons that are the foundation for life as we know it.It is highly unlikely that Triton harbors life on its surface - the moon is located within Neptune's magnetosphere, meaning it would be bombarded by radiation, and the extreme cold could prove deadly to life on the moon.It is speculated that this environment may be conducive to life, be it organic or silicon-based, as silicates are common on Triton.Like Europa, Callisto, Ganymede, Titan, and Enceladus, it is thought that Triton harbors a subsurface ocean of liquid water and ammonia.The Tritonian ocean is thought to be primarily liquid water mixed with ammonia.There is speculation on life on Neptune's moon Triton's subsurface ammonia ocean.Triton is known to be geologically active, which could warm the ocean and provide energy for life to survive on.Triton is known to have active geysers, which could also be conducive environments to life