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The ocean within Jupiter's moon Europa may be just right for life
   Jupiter's icy moon Europa may have the chemical composition needed to support life, according to new research.* A new study published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters suggests that even if Europa doesn't have hydrothermal volcanic activity beneath its icy crust, the moon's salty subsurface ocean may still be habitable, a possibility thought unlikely before **w. SEE ALSO: Dark streaks on Jupiter's icy moon Europa might actually be sea salt NASA scientists compared Europa's ability to produce hydrogen and oxygen — two key elements for life as we k**w it — to Earth's and discovered that the moon might have more in common with our planet than expected.* Read more... More about Moons, Planets, Jupiter, Europa, and Nasa ??????? ??????: The ocean within Jupiter's moon Europa may be just right for life || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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