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Saturn's icy "Death Star" moon harbors hidden subsurface ocean that allows its surface to move independently of its core -- (link*)
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znufrii
Feb 7 '24, 14:18
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https://www.theguardian.com/science/2024/feb/07/saturn-death-star-moon-mimas-hidden-ocean
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"lurks beneath Mimas’s 15-mile-thick icy shell"
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Jovian
Feb 7, 14:23
I wish cryogenics was real and I could put myself out for 100 years and then see what all these hidden oceans on these worlds, were all about. -- nm
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Jovian
Feb 7, 14:21
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