Science Casts Ocean Worlds

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NASA has been actively involved in exploring ocean worlds within our solar system, which are celestial bodies believed to have large bodies of water beneath their icy surfaces. Some of these intriguing ocean worlds include:

Europa (Jupiter's Moon): Europa is one of the most promising candidates for hosting an ocean beneath its icy shell. NASA's Galileo mission provided substantial evidence for the existence of a subsurface ocean, making it a prime target for future exploration.

Enceladus (Saturn's Moon): Enceladus is another moon where NASA has discovered evidence of a subsurface ocean, revealed by the geysers of water vapor and icy particles erupting from its surface. These findings have made Enceladus a significant focus for upcoming exploration missions.

Titan (Saturn's Moon): Although Titan has liquid hydrocarbon lakes on its surface, it is believed to have a subsurface water ocean as well. NASA's Cassini mission provided valuable insights into Titan's complex atmosphere and surface, revealing its potential as an ocean world.

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