Europa
The oceans on Europa are olmost twice has much water has there is on Earth but to reach it you would have to dig throw 22 kilometers of strate ice. have you ever wondered what the weird red streaks on europa are? well scientists have determined that the streaks are chaotic terrain, parts of the moon's surface with disrupted icy material that has been broken and shifted around. thow the posabilaty of life on the ice like surface is very low because of the teribly cold tempacher the chance of life is posablle deep in the ocean.
Shifting and braking ice is not the only similarity that this moon has to earth it also has a good chance of a salty ocean and hydrothermal vents heating the ocean. thow the oceans on earth are preety deep hiting about 2.5 miles! Europa's ocean is estimated to be about 40 to a 100 miles deep!! even thow this depth is high the posabilaty for life is still there. unlike earth europa is entirely coverd in ice water in moltable spots deep in the ice there is non frosen water in big pocets of open air most likly there is no life in the pockits because of the lack of heat.
a thin atmosphere made of oxygen has been found arond Europa. The atmosphere may be formed by a geyser like formation shoting the ocean's water into the air. The geyser's are all arond the moon doing this like the moon also arond jupitor Enceladus.
The possabilaty of life on Europa's surface whould be imposable because of the low atmosphere and the fresing cold wether wich would seam obvious until you go in the moon. Has we know Europa is a ocean coverd planit with olmost twice has much water has on earth reching depths of 40 to about 100 miles deep despite this life is still posable. Europa is about 1/4 the size of Earth and 1/7 the gravaty Europa's hydrostatic pressure at the seafloor would be 130-260 MPa, corresponding to 13-26 km depth of a theoretical Earth's ocean this making it posable for life even thow it is this deep this is evadince that life is still posable!
were the idea of life on Europa comes from Previous studies indicating that the waters on Europa are salty; they are also likely heated by hydrothermal vents, which could provide a source of energy and nutrients. Adding carbon makes an even more promising recipe for life. This shows why the waters past the ice are not frosin. most of the informashin that we hav fond comes from the 5 satalites that have past Europa and the reguler cheks of the huble telescope
NASA is building a spacecraft called Europa Clipper and ESA (European Space Agency) has launched a mission called JUICE (JUpiter ICy moons Explorer). In thery if we were to make a space ship and fly it to Europa and make make something that can git energy fast and drill for how ever long it will take to mine all the way throw the ice and have it deploy a tipe of water ice drone rover like camra and explore the vast deep oceans of Europa we can test all the theres that are placed on Europa and see if life truly exsists on Europa
Jupitor the king of all planits and the 5th planit from the sun , biggist planit in are solaer sistom a cor heting up to about 55,000 degrees Fahrenhei, rechig the size of a radius of 43,440.7 miles (69,911 kilometers). Europa is only 1 0f the 95 moons on jupitor All have very importantand interesting features for instance Ganymede has the most water in the entier solar sistom and is also the biggist moon has well. Io is another, nown for its high valcanic abilatys this mecestic moon is truthaly -202 degrees F but it's valcanos can heat up to arond 1,000 degrees F! its the 3 biggist moons arond jupitor. Callisto one of the moons of jupitor olmost has big has mercury and one of the most sparcly this moon is more of a alushin than sparculy. Scientists believe the brighter areas are mainly ice and the darker areas are highly eroded, ice-poor material.
now the big red spot is infact a storm twice the size of earth and has bin releasing its wrath on jupitor for a 150 maby much more than that. its winds can rech up to 400 mph While people saw a big spot in Jupiter as early as they started stargazing through telescopes in the 1600s, it is still unclear whether they were looking at a different storm. Today, scientists know the Great Red Spot is there and it’s been there for a while, but they still struggle to learn what causes its swirl of reddish hues.
Today we still try to rech out to the far edeg of space and grow are knowledge about outer space has we continue to advance with our future satsatellites and mishions and humanatys stance on are solar sistom ALL INFO RECEVED BY NASA.GOV AND THE Wikipedia AND OTHER ONELINE RESORCES
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