Enceladus is strange! It has those sulchi (grooves) at the south pole that eject plumes of water-ice rich in organic compounds, which could harbor life. The fact that it's so small makes it seem like it wouldn't be geologically active. It must have a subsurface ocean or liquid cavern system, like aquifers, and the core is being tidally heated by Saturn, cracking open the sulchi at the south pole. It has the highest albedo (reflection) of any moon. I wonder how long the plumes have and will last?
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gadionson1 2 months ago
Enceladus is strange! It has those sulchi (grooves) at the south pole that eject plumes of water-ice rich in organic compounds, which could harbor life. The fact that it's so small makes it seem like it wouldn't be geologically active. It must have a subsurface ocean or liquid cavern system, like aquifers, and the core is being tidally heated by Saturn, cracking open the sulchi at the south pole. It has the highest albedo (reflection) of any moon. I wonder how long the plumes have and will last?
KarbineKyle 9 months ago
I came
orison319 1 year ago
@orison319 - so did Enceladus. ;-)
djxatlanta 1 year ago