Saturn's "Death Star" Moon Mimas May Actually Be Packed Full of Water
Briefly

When Lainey and his colleagues ran computer models, the only simulated moon that precessed like the real Mimas was one with a deep ocean layer of liquid water inside, hidden away beneath 12 to 18 miles of ice.
That's surprising because, from the outside, Mimas looks like a solid ball of ice with a big dent on one side: a crater called Herschel, which is the centerpiece of the moon's whole Death Star cosplay.
Read at Inverse
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