Hunt for Life on Europa Just Got Tougher
Jupiter's moon Europa’s ice crust might be 35 kilometres thick, complicating the search for extraterrestrial life beneath its surface.
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Scientists have discovered water with a composition nearly identical to Earth's oceans in a comet from Jupiter's orbit, hinting at a potential connection to our planet’s origins.
NASA’s Europa Clipper: The Race Against Jupiter’s Elements
The upcoming launch of NASA's Europa Clipper has drawn attention to its enormous solar arrays, but concerns loom around the durability of its transistors in Jupiter's harsh atmosphere.
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