Europa Clipper mission
NASA mission launched to search for life on a Jupiter satellite
The Europa Clipper mission launched Monday for a six-year journey that will take it to Jupiter and its icy satellite Europa.
The spacecraft launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 12:06 p.m. (local time, 7:06 p.m. in Greece) Monday. The original plan was to launch on Thursday but the mission was postponed due to Hurricane Milton.
Scientists Discovered Water Vapors on Jupiter's Moon Europe
NASA's Maryland Space Center experts in have confirmed that there are traces of water vapor above the surface of Jupiter's icy moon Europa, Science Alert reported.
They analyzed data obtained from the Hawaiian Keck Observatory over 17 observations with a spectrograph to study the chemical compositions of other planets' atmospheres by scanning the infrared light they release or absorb
NASA has a job opening for someone to defend Earth from aliens — and it pays a six-figure salary!
US government scientists work hard to protect the public.
Some study infectious diseases and effective treatments. Others ensure that drugs, food, vehicles, or consumer products live up to their claims and don’t harm anyone.
NASA live-stream on alien life and Saturn under way (watch live)
For all those that have devoted their lives trying to prove the existence of alien life form it would be a good idea to tune in to NASA’s press conference at 9pm (Greek time), as it is scheduled to reveal information it has collected regarding Saturn and alien life on Thursday.