For the first time, the north pole of Europa, one of Jupiter’s moons and where the possibility of life is seen by some scientists, has been seen for the first time.
It is one of the topics that have been spoken for many years that the world can no longer handle humanity and so many life cycles. Being aware of this, humanity is looking for a way to get away from the world and migrate to different planets with various space explorations and studies. However, although there are important studies, unfortunately there are still fit for life A planet has not been discovered.
A spherical subterranean ocean, completely covered with ice EuropeIt has an important place among the moons of Jupiter, the largest planet of the solar system. Because scientists are on this radiation-protected satellite. probability of life thinks it’s accurate. NASA’s Juno spacecraft, orbiting Jupiter, has managed to image the never-before-seen side of the Europa satellite.
Viewed for the first time
On the Europa moon, which was first detected as water vapor in 2013, there is an ocean under its icy surface that has the potential to offer favorable conditions for life. The north pole of the satellite, which is approximately 1 billion km from the sun first time viewed. NASA’s spacecraft Juno photographed Europa’s north pole from about 50,000 miles (80,000 kilometers) away.
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Juno principal investigator Scott Bolton said recently that the angle of view and clarity could get even sharper next year and offer good images if zoomed in a few hundred miles above the same area. Bolton, director of the space science and engineering division at the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI), said that these images exciting said that.