#mimas

#mimas

Mimas may have a hidden ocean beneath its icy crust, enhancing the habitability of the outer solar system. [ more ]

Mimas, Saturn's moon, may harbor a giant underground ocean, challenging previous skepticism and suggesting new heating mechanisms might allow liquid water to exist. [ more ]

The outer solar system may host many hidden oceans, increasing potential habitability of its moons, particularly Saturn's moon Mimas. [ more ]

Mimas, Saturn's moon, may harbor a subsurface ocean, suggesting the outer solar system could be more habitable than previously thought. [ more ]

Saturn's moon Mimas likely has a hidden ocean beneath its icy exterior.

The ocean is believed to fill half of Mimas' volume, but represents only a small percentage of Earth's oceans. [ more ]

Astronomers have found evidence of a hidden ocean beneath the icy exterior of Saturn's moon Mimas.

The ocean fills half of Mimas' volume and is believed to be 12 to 18 miles beneath the frozen crust. [ more ]

Mimas, a moon of Saturn, has a hidden ocean buried beneath its crust, joining other moons in Saturn and Jupiter known to have subterranean oceans.

The subsurface ocean was discovered through analyzing Mimas's spin and orbit, which cannot be explained by a rigid interior. [ more ]

Mimas, one of Saturn's moons, may have a global ocean beneath its surface.

The discovery of a hidden ocean on Mimas suggests that other moons could also be hiding oceans, opening up the possibility of finding off-world life. [ more ]

Mimas, a moon orbiting Saturn, likely has a liquid ocean underneath its icy surface.

Data from the Cassini spacecraft suggests that Mimas's sub-surface water world may be relatively young compared to other similar oceans in the solar system. [ more ]

Mimas, one of Saturn's moons, may have an ocean beneath its icy surface.

Data from NASA's Cassini spacecraft suggests that Mimas has an internal ocean rather than a solid core. [ more ]

Mimas, Saturn's moon, may have a young ocean beneath its surface

The ocean on Mimas is estimated to be 5-15 million years old [ more ]