Scientist 'almost certain' Europa has life

[UM-Bot 8,858]

A leading British space scientist maintains that Jupiter's icy moon is very likely to be home to alien organisms.

https://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/news/334432/scientist-almost-certain-that-europa-hosts-life

[Piney 58,048]

Probably.

But it will not be affected by radiation and we are. 

[XenoFish 93,914]

Home sweet home.

[Crikey 673]

So that's where Pelosi came from

[Essan 6,380]

Intelligent as an octopus?!       That's smart!

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/mar/28/alien-intelligence-the-extraordinary-minds-of-octopuses-and-other-cephalopods

[Orphalesion 5,183]

So can we finally go there instead of mucking around with the Moon and Mars?
I wanna see what those things on Europa look like (my guess is something like worms) 

[tmcom 681]

It is electrostatic buildup, or a black monolith?

But true we need to go to Europa so NASA has something new to suppress.

[Seti42 1,016]

Arthur C Clarke turned me on to the idea of life on Europa ages ago. I don't want him to be wrong.

That said, it'll be a while before we can conclusively prove or disprove the idea.

[Jon the frog 1,396]

It will be hard to not bring life with us when exploring Europa... and by the way, we can also release a mix of resistant bacteria  to colonize it too if we don't find any there, my stepmother for example..

 

Edited February 9 by Jon the frog

[Damien99 25]

How long to get to Europa?

[geraldnewfie 107]

ok stop wasting money on fake wars and lets go find out!

[qxcontinuum 1,009]

And NASA is continuing to spend billion of dollars since 70's on missions to Mars... wait that is more convenient

[joc 16,528]

On 2/8/2020 at 6:09 AM, UM-Bot said:

Jupiter's icy moon

On 2/8/2020 at 7:07 AM, XenoFish said:

Home sweet home.

Brrrr...no thanks...don't want to live on an icy moon...

 

 

 

[Roshman 12]

'Life' on Europa could have come from Earth.