Ocean on an Exoplanet: How Does Life Start?
Ocean on an Exoplanet: How Does Life Start? #polkhol
ब्रह्मांड का सबसे बड़ा महासागर मिला | पृथ्वी से बड़े ग्रह पर मिला महासागर | ocean on exoplanet
#polkhol #enceladus
Scientists and astronomers believe that Saturn's moon "Enceladus" contains vast oceans of water, which may exist under its outer icy crust.
The ice-covered moon Enceladus, orbiting around Saturn, is Saturn's sixth-largest natural moon, which is becoming an interesting target for scientists.
Like Jupiter's moon Europa, Enceladus is also one of the water-filled moons of our solar system, where it is speculated that ancient and archaeological life may be present here due to the presence of water.
Saturn's moon Enceladus was first discovered in 1789 by the famous astronomer William Herschel. In 2014, the Cassini spacecraft, which explored the Saturnian system, tested this ice-frozen moon,
From which we came to know that the oceans are present under the thick ice layers (about 20 km thick ice layer) of this
The confirmation of the presence of water on Enceladus gave scientists and astronomers the opportunity to study the hidden oceans on this satellite (Moon).
A new study examining ocean currents on Saturn's sixth-largest moon has shown that the pattern of water flow here can affect it in the same way that the waters of Earth's oceans do on their own.
Formation of a thick layer of ice
Recent observations by the Cassini spacecraft have revealed active volcanic events driven by internal heat at the south pole of Saturn's moon Enceladus.
Due to the hot core of Enceladus, the water on it boils upwards, which cools as it reaches the surface of the satellite and then completely cools down to form ice on the upper layer of the satellite.
Due to which a layer of ice about 20 kilometers thick is formed on this moon of Saturn, Enceladus. Although scientists believe that this process has been happening on Enceladus for the last several hundred years.After Cassini, if life is discovered in the oceans of Saturn's natural sixth moon "Enceladus" by another mission in the future, then we will get the answer to our question that "life exists beyond Earth". Or not?".
Along with this, it will also be proved that for life to flourish, it is not necessary that the atmosphere like Earth is necessary.
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satellite (moon) of Saturn.
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ब्रह्मांड का सबसे बड़ा महासागर मिला | पृथ्वी से बड़े ग्रह पर मिला महासागर | ocean on exoplanet
#polkhol #enceladus
Scientists and astronomers believe that Saturn's moon "Enceladus" contains vast oceans of water, which may exist under its outer icy crust.
The ice-covered moon Enceladus, orbiting around Saturn, is Saturn's sixth-largest natural moon, which is becoming an interesting target for scientists.
Like Jupiter's moon Europa, Enceladus is also one of the water-filled moons of our solar system, where it is speculated that ancient and archaeological life may be present here due to the presence of water.
Saturn's moon Enceladus was first discovered in 1789 by the famous astronomer William Herschel. In 2014, the Cassini spacecraft, which explored the Saturnian system, tested this ice-frozen moon,
From which we came to know that the oceans are present under the thick ice layers (about 20 km thick ice layer) of this
The confirmation of the presence of water on Enceladus gave scientists and astronomers the opportunity to study the hidden oceans on this satellite (Moon).
A new study examining ocean currents on Saturn's sixth-largest moon has shown that the pattern of water flow here can affect it in the same way that the waters of Earth's oceans do on their own.
Formation of a thick layer of ice
Recent observations by the Cassini spacecraft have revealed active volcanic events driven by internal heat at the south pole of Saturn's moon Enceladus.
Due to the hot core of Enceladus, the water on it boils upwards, which cools as it reaches the surface of the satellite and then completely cools down to form ice on the upper layer of the satellite.
Due to which a layer of ice about 20 kilometers thick is formed on this moon of Saturn, Enceladus. Although scientists believe that this process has been happening on Enceladus for the last several hundred years.After Cassini, if life is discovered in the oceans of Saturn's natural sixth moon "Enceladus" by another mission in the future, then we will get the answer to our question that "life exists beyond Earth". Or not?".
Along with this, it will also be proved that for life to flourish, it is not necessary that the atmosphere like Earth is necessary.
Hope you liked the information given in today's video in search of oceans on Saturn's moon Enceladus. You must subscribe to our channel for such astronomy related things and interesting facts related to the universe to keep you going.
Also do not forget to share this information with your friends and needy ones, and if you want to say or ask something, please write in the comment box.
satellite (moon) of Saturn.
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