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Enceladus, a wee moon of Saturn, has been detected as emitting an immense plume of water vapour by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope. Water expelled from Enceladus may be significantly impacting the surrounding environment and reaching other celestial bodies within Saturn's system.
Enceladus was known to have water vapor plumes in the past. Still, this new discovery is truly astounding because this plume extends up to 100 kilometers above the surface and is several hundred kilometers wide. Water is being released in a staggering quantity from Enceladus, raising questions about its composition and its source, likely its ocean.
This is from a research article on panspermia. You can read the full article via the provided link.
Could Enceladus Be The Hope for Panspermia Hypothesis? Webb's Latest Findings Suggest Possibility
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