Summary in seconds: As part of investigating the potential for life in our solar system, I presented the question of habitability on two primary planets—Venus and Mars—and an asteroid, Ceres, in the previous article (Part Five) of this series. In this article, I will continue investigating the habitability of life in our backyard, this time focusing on seven ocean worlds—the moons of our gas giants: Europa, Ganymede, Callisto, Io, Titan, Enceladus, and Triton—and what to expect in our next article. Looking for life in our solar system, I listed a number of celestial bodies that have the potential to harbor