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Beneath the Surface NASA's Juno space probe has detected salts and organic compounds near the surface of Ganymede, providing invaluable clues to the history of Jupiter's largest moon. The discovery, as detailed in a new study published in the journal Nature Astronomy, was made using data collected by the probe's onboard Jovian InfraRed Auroral Mapper […]
The iconic telescopes will make observations of the solar system's most volcanic body, Io. Data collected will help guide NASA's Juno mission when it revisits Jupiter and and the fiery moon.
There’s no denying it---volcanoes are pretty awesome. As you gaze upon these looming mountains spewing forth fire so hot it causes the ground itself to
because it's the easiest of all the planets to access. also, because we think at one time it was very much like earth. when we look at the icy moons of jupiter, saturn and other plan either, europa stands out, because the huddle telescope gave us images of plumes of water. it's a water moon that's covered by ice, so if you can think about, you know, some popsicle that's got fluid on the inside, ice on the outside, that's europa. we think that the water on the inside has the potentiality to contain life. that's what's so intriguing but the moon europa t. the moon of jupiter, but the environment around it is hostile. the critical part is the europa
jupiter's four large moons, that discovery advanced the world's understanding of the solar system, providing evidence that not all celestial bodies rotated around the earth. for centuries, human beings have looked at the stars and wondered if life exists beyond our atmosphere. well, this week nasa took a bold new step in answering these questions with a mission to one of the very moons galileo observed 405 years ago. >> we're trying to answer the big questions. where did we come from? where are we going? and are we alone? >> data gathered by nasa's gail lay low spacecraft suggested jupiter's moon euro pa has a saltwater ocean beneath an icy crust. it may even contain twice as much water as we have here on earth. scientists believe the moon contains the ingredients that make it the most likely place to find life beyond planet earth. and this week they selected nine instruments to send aboard a
solar-powered probe, which will depart for europa in the next decade or so. nasa has said the instruments are not life detectors, per se, however, they hope to begin to discern whether this moon of jupiter is habitable. to quote galileo, measure what is measurable, and make measurable what is not so. the correct answer to the "gps" challenge question is "d." in 1981, not 1980, the cdc published a report describing an unusual lung infection in five young men. this was the first official reporting of what became known as the aids epidemic according to aids.gov. as for the other events that did occur in 1980, the iraqi army is still fighting a war, but now with iran on its side. there's still an assad in power in syria, battling sunni militants. and mugabe transitioned from prime minister to president but remains in power.
pj o'rourke. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. nasa robots, jupiter, moon. the alleged space agency is planning an unmanned mission to a moon of jupiter. it is known to contain water meaning the possibility of life exists there. and nasa's chief financial officer says one of the mission's goal would be to search for life that is under the moon's icy surface. one harvard astronomer finds it exciting because, quote, there might be fish under the ice. bonnie, are you excited for the space fish? >> no. >> i don't believe -- they always say there is inteligent life out there. there is is barely intelligent life out here. it is not, no. >> i don't believe it. we are it. find your special someone