NASA Preparing to Launch Mission to World That "May Be Habitable Today"
Briefly

NASA's Europa Clipper spacecraft aims to explore Jupiter's moon Europa, focusing on its subsurface ocean, which could be harboring extraterrestrial life.
Jupiter's magnetic field poses a significant challenge to the Europa Clipper mission, with a radiation level 20,000 times stronger than Earth's, necessitating new engineering solutions.
Europa is not just a relic of the past; it could be a world that is habitable today, making it a prime candidate for searching life.
The mission has passed a critical review stage, with a launch window opening on October 10, followed by a lengthy 5.5-year journey to Europa.
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