Water Found on a Saturn Moon

Scientists' hunch that there is liquid water on one of Saturn's moons proved to be right.   Water is a key ingredient of life, so California Institute of Technology researchers say Saturn's moon Enceladus may be a good place to search for non-Earth life forms.  This moon is just about 500 kilometers across. Scientists thought Enceladus might have water since 2005, when NASA's Cassini spacecraft took pictures of eruptions of ice crystals from the moon's...

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