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Jupiter’s Moon Europa Is a Top Candidate for Hosting Alien Life. But It May Lack the Geologic Activity Needed to Birth Microbes
On Earth, deep-sea vents may have given rise to the planet’s first life. But nothing of the sort seems to be happening at the ...
Scientists studying Jupiter’s moon Europa have zeroed in on a strange, spider-like feature etched into the moon’s icy shell, ...
New research casts doubt on the prospects for a habitable, active environment beneath the frozen surface of Jupiter’s moon ...
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Jupiter ocean moon Europa likely lacks tectonic activity, reducing its chances for life
"We're not saying, and we can't say, that there's no life in Europa. What we're saying is that it's a harder proposition, ...
A study published in Nature Communications suggests that Europa’s rocky seafloor is likely too mechanically strong to support ...
A study has cast doubt on the idea that Jupiter's moon Europa, where NASA has sent a spacecraft, could have conditions to ...
Scientists from Washington University in St Louis in the US say they are still confident 'life is out there somewhere' ...
New research raises doubts about Europa's potential for supporting life, due to the lack of tectonic and volcanic activity on ...
Jupiter's moon Europa is on the short list of places in our solar system seen as promising in the search for life beyond ...
Research suggests Jupiter's icy moon lacks the seafloor activity needed to sustain biology, dimming hopes for habitability.
Although Europa is the fourth largest of Jupiter’s 95 moons, it’s the smallest of the Galilean moons – the largest being Ganymede. With an equatorial diameter of about 3,100 kilometres, Europa is ...
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