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Astronomers have made a shock discovery that Saturn's moon Mimas seems to have a liquid ocean beneath its surface, potentially redefining our search for life on alien moons.
A “Death Star” moon orbiting Saturn may have a “stealth ocean” hiding beneath its icy surface where life may exist, scientists believe.
NASASaturn’s moon Enceladus has long been one of the most compelling worlds in the solar system for scientists to study. Underneath its icy shell lies a salty liquid ocean that researchers think is a bonafide chemical lab that houses the ingredients needed for biological life to form and thrive.Much of this, of course, has been wishful thinking. Sure, there have been detections of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, and sulfur—five of the six essential ingredients needed for life. The presence o
Hospital officials say none of the infants have died. doctors haven't found the source of the infections. the u.p.s. driver to the rescue in massachusetts. the driver on his last delivery of the day, spotting the front porch of a house on fire, he ran to door, got the family out and then helped put the fire out. a passing to note tonight. legendary pittsburgh steelers owner and chairman dan rooney has died. rooney considered one of the most influential leaders in the nfl, elected to the pro football hall of fame in 2000. he also once served as u.s. ambassador to ireland. he was 84. and n...
Like we orbit our sun. the weather may support water and even life. but we are told you shouldn't back your bags just yet. this thing will take a little while to reach. dr.~michio kaku a professor at the university of new york, he's author of physics of the future how science will shape human destiny in our daily lives by the year 2100. this planet is how far away. >> it's 22 light years away. that is a hundred trillion miles. don't pack your bags yet. it will take a few thousand years for the saturn rocket to reach this client. jon: you think sooner or later we'll come up with better propulsi...