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March 17, 2005
Watery atmosphere discovered on Saturn's moon
Maggie McKee reports for NewScientist: “Saturn’s snow-white moon, Enceladus, is shrouded by a thin water-vapour atmosphere, reveal measurements from the US-European Cassini spacecraft. The atmosphere may be pumped out by erupting ice volcanoes or geysers - which could signal toeholds for life on the tiny moon.”
Posted by Oleg Ivrii at March 17, 2005 04:48 PM