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Saturn's Moon Enceladus Has a Warm Global Ocean - IGN News (Original Post) yuiyoshida Sep 2015 OP
Cool, or warm. Dont call me Shirley Sep 2015 #1
Cold! longship Sep 2015 #4
TY, yuiyoshida! R. Daneel Olivaw Sep 2015 #2
Somebody peed in the pool? shenmue Sep 2015 #3
Science makes you think... MrMickeysMom Sep 2015 #5
Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe Sep 2015 #6
Imminent birth of the star child. Half-Century Man Sep 2015 #7
This salty ocean harbors bacterial life; maybe a jellyfish or two...... zebonaut Sep 2015 #8

longship

(40,416 posts)
4. Cold!
Sat Sep 26, 2015, 08:09 PM
Sep 2015

Saturn is really far away!

But there are tidal effects under Enceladus, which melts the water under the crust. And this Cassini probe has done some incredible science for the past years.

BTW, NASA is going to crash into Saturn in 2017. That's right. NASA is going to bomb Saturn!!!!! (Can hardly wait for that DU thread.)

Happy to R&K

MrMickeysMom

(20,453 posts)
5. Science makes you think...
Sun Sep 27, 2015, 12:56 AM
Sep 2015

…outside the ice-box, in this case.

So…. there are other ways to generate heat in a far away planet's moon. What is that… 30 miles from Saturn's surface? Can you imagine standing on Saturn and seeing it above?

This is mind candy!

 

zebonaut

(3,688 posts)
8. This salty ocean harbors bacterial life; maybe a jellyfish or two......
Sun Sep 27, 2015, 11:28 AM
Sep 2015

Find them; and you can totally destroy Religion.

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