Thread: Science With Mars mission and rover Curiosity, NASA hunts building blocks of life
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Old 08-23-2012, 08:22 AM   #389
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Titan and Europa were mentioned earlier. Titan is like a premordial earth extremely volcanic and Europa (Scientists think) there's a liquid ocean underneath. Tidal gravity causing friction with Jupiter may give Europa enough warmth beyond the crust, even though it's so far from the sun for solar heat, to maybe have evolved life (at least as we know it).

Ganymede could be another option, molten core creating a magnetic field, 3/4 the size of mars and Galileo caught images of ice geysers shooting up and falling back as snow. Liquid water there too? Could be
Too bad any landing we would attempt would be destroyed by a large, black obelisk.
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