New research suggests that the ice volcanoes on Enceladus may "be rooted in an underground sea, a finding that raises the prospect for microbial life," according to MSNBC.
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Enceladus image credit: NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute
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New research suggests that the ice volcanoes on Enceladus may "be rooted in an underground sea, a finding that raises the prospect for microbial life," according to MSNBC.
Wayne
Enceladus image credit: NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute
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