Can Jupiter's moon support life? NASA to launch mission in less than a month to uncover Europa's secrets
NASA) is preparing to launch a new mission aimed at determining whether one of Jupiter's moons, Europa, can support life. The mission, known as Europa Clipper, is scheduled to launch on October 10.
«In less than a month, the journey begins. @EuropaClipper is a mission crafted with one overarching goal: to determine if Jupiter’s icy moon, Europa, has conditions suitable for life. #EuropaClipper’s launch window opens on Oct. 10,» NASA announced in a tweet.
According to NASA, Europa, one of Jupiter’s moons, may have the essential ingredients to support life and is believed to be as old as Earth. The Europa Clipper spacecraft will conduct a thorough exploration of Europa, focusing on whether its subsurface ocean has the potential to support life.
NASA refers to Europa as an "ocean world," as observations strongly suggest that an ocean of liquid water lies beneath its icy surface.
In the 1960s, ground-based telescopes identified Europa’s surface as being primarily composed of water ice, similar to most solid bodies in the outer solar system.
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