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« on: August 14, 2009, 10:36:30 AM »
For those of you who might not have seen the article posted yesterday on the internet...scientists confirmed that the geysers erupting into space from Enceladus contain salt water and a myriad of soluble chemicals closely resembling the characteristics of our own oceans. The scientists hypothesize that Enceladus, like Jupiter's moons harbors a huge ocean under it's thick crust of ice.

This finding was confirmed by (I believe the Cassini satellite) as it actually passed through the particles of the geyser at a distance.

Would it not be amazing if if life exists deep below these oceans nestled close to tectonic vents like our own tube worms! feeding on exotic chemicals. One cannot help but contemplate the possibility of parallel evolution occurring anywhere the circumstance are suitable for the formation of life!

Standby to be astounded!
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