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Salty ice may hold the key to life on Jupiter’s moon Europa
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Salty ice may hold the key to life on Jupiter’s moon Europa
Scientists with expertise in geophysics at Washington State University have developed an alternative pathway for the transport of nutrients to the deep ocean under Europa’s exterior surface. Europa, a huge moon orbiting Jupiter, holds great promise as a site for life beyond Earth. WSU researchers developed this hypothesis, indicating that salty surface ice would slowly descend through Europa’s heavy ice shell and deliver nutrients into the ocean…
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