There are plenty of "water" surprisingly present in the solar system, the possibility that there are creatures?

ByJoe Plocki (turbojoe)

I do not know well that life exists besides the earth, but it is not possible to use satellites other than Earth in the solar systemDwarf planetThere are plenty of water unexpectedly. If there is so much water, it seems likely there is a possibility that there are living things ... ....

JPL | News | The Solar System and Beyond is Awash in Water
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?release=2015-119

The earth is called "water planet", 29% of the earth's surface is land and 71% is the sea. This sea fosters life, now we are here. However, the earth is not the only planet on which "water" exists.


First of all, quasi-planetaryCeres. It is a much smaller star compared to the Earth, the distance to the sun is 4 AU.AU (astronomical unit)What is the average distance between the earth and the sun (1495.9787 million 700 m, approximately 150 million km) plus 1AU. 25% of Ceres is made up of ice, and in scientists' prediction, a part is probably a liquid. It is thought that under the surface of the earth a layer of liquid may be spreading and water to nurture life like the Earth may exist.


SatelliteEuropa. The distance to the sun is 5.2 AU, there is water that can grow creatures like the earth. Scientists strongly suspect that salty water exists under the crust of the ice. Depending on the attraction of JupiterTidal heatingSo, water is kept without freezing, and a lake is partially present.


SatelliteGanymede. The distance from the sun is 5.2 AU which is the same as that of Europa, and the creature can not exist water. It is the largest satellite in the solar system, and it has the only magnetic field. Recent studies have found that there is a large amount of water in the basement, and there are several layers of ice and water between the crust and the nucleus.


SatelliteCallisto. The distance from the sun is 5.2 AU. On the surface of the earth there is a layer of ice with a thickness of 200 km and water exists under it, but it does not seem to be a water with the potential to nurture organisms.


SatelliteEnceladus. The distance to the sun is 9.5 AU, there is water that may grow organisms. Under the crust with a thickness of 30 km to 40 km, there is a local 10 km depth of reservoir. The phenomenon that ice blows up from this deep crack is called "Tiger Stripes", and the surface is being repainted.


SatelliteTitanThe distance from the sun is 9.5 AU, it is not water that fosters life. 50 kilometers below the ice layer, there is water with the same salt concentration as the Dead Sea of ​​the Earth, and it is sandwiched between thick ice and extends all the way into the rocky satellite.


SatelliteMimasu. The distance from the sun is 9.5 AU, and there may be water that may grow organisms. There is water under the surface of the earth, and the nucleus is shaped like a rugby ball. If there is water, it exists under the rough surface, 24 km to 31 km.


SatelliteTriton. The distance to the sun is 30.1 AU and there may be water that may possibly nurture organisms. Nitrogen gas is blowing out from the geyser and it is known as an active satellite even in the solar system. Characteristics of volcanoes and the frozen ground and cracks characterize the cold. Water may exist under the surface of the earth, but it is unconfirmed.


It is classified as a dwarf planetPluto. The distance from the sun is 39.5 AU, and there may be water that may grow organisms. There are many things that I do not know about Plutoring· There is a geyser, probably there is water under the surface. According to a new mission by NASA, it turns out whether there is water in Pluto.


There are still many things we do not know in the universe, so it may be that there are creatures that we know on the above satellites / dwarf planets in the solar system.