European spacecraft JUICE is on a mission to Jupiter's icy moons, looking to unlock the secrets of possible underground oceans. Could this pave the way for discovering life beyond Earth? SpaceExploration JUICEmission LifeBeyondEarth 🚀🌕💧
An ambitious space project is underway to help answer a fundamental question about our universe: Does life exist elsewhere in the solar system?, with its sights set on the biggest planet in our orbit.
These three Jovian moons are of highest interest to scientists because it is possible they carry extensive reservoirs of liquid water. This is in part due to the continual stretching and compressing of the moons, in relation to their strong tidal interaction with Jupiter. It is thought the friction created from this interaction generates enough heat to keep water below the surface in liquid form.from heavy elements in the moons’ cores may provide a source of heat.
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