Friday, 19 December 2014

Signs of Europa Plumes Remain Elusive in Search of Cassini Data

Jupiter's icy moon Europa displays many signs of activity



A new study suggests that the thin, hot gas around Jupiter's moon Europa does not show evidence of plume activity occurring in 2001, when NASA's Cassini spacecraft flew past.










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