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Scientist think Europa might have

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A subsurface ocean, an oxygen atmosphere and potential for life.

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Why do scientist think that europa might have the conditions for life t develope?

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What do scientist think might exist under Europa's crust?

Scientists believe that there is liquid water, under the crust of Europa.


What does scientist think about Europa?

Europa is the sixth moon of the planet Jupiter.


What moon of Jupiter might have life?

The moon scientist think might have life is Europa. It has oceans 3 to 60 miles under ice.


What do scientist think europa is mostly made up of?

Silicate rock


What does Europa one of Jupiter's moons have that scientist think could support life?

Water


What is europa moon made of?

Europa is covered with ice and underneath a layer of ice there is an ocean that scientists think might have life living in it. Also Europa has many cracks on it.


Do astronomers think there could be life on europa?

They believe there is liquid water underneath its frozen surface. If there is liquid water on Europa, there might also be life.


Scientists think that europa may have what?

The scientists think that Europa can have the life on it.


What planet has the greatest possibility of life other than Earth?

I think it might be Mars... or maybe Europa.


Scientist believe europa have?

A saline ocean beneath it's crust.


Why do scientists think that Europa might have the conditions for life to develop?

As far was we know the development requires water in its liquid for to be present and a source of energy to supply/drive chemical reactions. We know that deep down Europa has a liquid layer (of water) and the geysers of this water into space proves that there is energy in Europa's core.