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The scientists had calculated that because of the combined effects of Jupiter’s gravity and that of Europa, the neighboring moon, Io would be stretched and squeezed continuously over millennia. The constant oscillations in the moon’s shape would be violent enough to heat up its center and make Io a highly volcanic world.

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What follow are quantitative arguments that life must exist in Europa’s ocean. The arguments are statistical in nature and support the remarkable conclusion that life exists there with certainty.

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Such a search might detect large-scale life in the waters of Europa, or it might provide information that such life does not exist. Either way, use of such technology is worth the effort.

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Life is not unique to Earth, and that can be proven statistically. What follows is a brief qualitative argument that some form of life can certainly be found in other places.

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Over the last fourteen years, we have learned that the largest body of water in the Solar System is not on Earth. It is on Europa.

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In the last fourteen years, humanity’s worldview has changed as much as it has since the acceptance of Big Bang Theory.

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Scientists speculate that it may be found on Mars, Europa or one of the other moons of Jupiter or Saturn, but it remains elusive.

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Life on Europa is certainly possible, but it would be extremely cold.

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Jupiter is the largest of the planets in our solar system. 62 moons orbit around it and it is covered with a thick layer of gas and clouds.

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There is a whole lot of space above us, here we will take a brief look into somethings about it.