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NASA's Cassini spacecraft recently discovered possible signs of life on two of Saturn’s moons, Enceladus and Europa. A NASA mission hopes to find further signs of life on Europa in mission set for the 2020s. In today’s Nerdy Curio from 60-Second Science, learn how researchers used ancient climate cycles to gather clues for this future mission.
Aired March 11, 2017
All 60-Second Science content is available at www.scientificamerican.com
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Frank D
The instruments discussed are designed to detect the most minute forms of life.... But to what purpose? To what end is the mission launched? Admittedly, I am a utilitarian, and I'm curious to know what purpose this mission serves beyond just knowing that a protein may exist on Europa.
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