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Saturn's Smallest Moon Mimas Hides a Subterranean Ocean

The quest to find extra-terrestrial life in our solar system gains momentum as a distant space body shows potential habitability, with a 12 to 18-mile-deep body of water.

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A hidden ocean is beneath the surface of Saturn's 'Death Star' moon, new evidence suggests

Astronomers have uncovered additional evidence that one of Saturn’s smallest moons, Mimas, is hiding a global ocean beneath its icy surface.

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Saturn's 'Death Star' Moon Is Hiding an Ocean Beneath Its Mangled Surface

Mimas joins an elite club of solar system moons harboring subsurface oceans with potential habitability.

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Saturn's tiny moon Mimas hosts an unexpected ocean

Researchers have found evidence of an ocean beneath the icy shell of Saturn's small moon Mimas, making it a prime candidate for habitability research.

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NASA's first asteroid samples came from 'ancient ocean world'

Samples from the Bennu asteroid reveal that it may have come from an ocean planet. Scientists determined the fragments are high in carbon and water - similar to Saturn's moon Enceladus.

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Saturn's moon Mimas may be hiding a vast global ocean under its ice

Close measurements of Mimas’s orbit suggest there could be an ocean 30 kilometres deep beneath the small moon’s icy exterior

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Saturn's moon could harbour alien life: Mimas may have a hidden ocean buried beneath almost 20 miles of ice, study finds

One of Saturn's moons could be hiding an ocean beneath its icy cratered surface which may provide an abode for life, researchers suggest.

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The Earth might not have always been a sphere! Scientists think planet may have originally resembled a Smartie

Scientists from the University of Central Lancashire now say Earth might not have always been round. Their simulations show that was once flatter like a Smartie.

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Horoscope today: Daily guide to what the stars have in store for YOU - February 1, 2024

OSCAR CAINER: As Mars links with Saturn , if the only way to express ourselves is to break some rules, then maybe they're rules that are made to be broken.

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Horoscope today: Daily guide to what the stars have in store for YOU - January 31, 2024

OSCAR CAINER: As the Mercury/ Saturn link encourages maturity, we can act in ways that show our self-development. It's an ideal time to make decisions about the future.

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