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Water on Enceladus

12 May, 2005

Scientists have discovered water vapour erupting from the surface of Enceladus, a 500 km wide moon of Saturn. We knew that there was activity which made the south pole hotter than expected, perhaps due to radioactive as well as tidal heating but the discovery of liquid water on another object in our solar system substantially increases the chances that life might exist somewhere in the universe.

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