newscientist.com — If there is life on Saturn's bizarre, water-spewing moon Enceladus, it's about to spend a lot of time in the freezer. A perpetual cycle of melting and refreezing may offer the best explanation for why Enceladus seems so active today. For any potential life on Enceladus, "it's boom and bust".
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Closed AccountMay 30, 2009
Damn universal warming.
fearlessfreepMay 30, 2009
Universal Climate Change
nullcodesMay 30, 2009
Ban all fossil fuels on Saturn ASAP.
plato1123May 30, 2009
clearly an underwater nephilim base on Enceladus