If there is liquid water oceans under the icy surface of Europa?

[Vivaldi]

If there is liquid water oceans under the icy surface of Europa, doesn't it mean that there is life?

[SneakyPapaya]

Maybe some bacteria? That's quite a way away from the sun, so it would be hard to support complex life

[FreyaRed]

Likely. Space is filled archaea, viruses and bacteria. It's very possible that a fertile planet/moon gets "contaminated" with life.

[Staximus]

Who knows, and that water might not even be water as we know it. Could be made of some other things besides oxygen and hydrogen

[Vivaldi]

It is said to be liquid H20

[Staximus]

Well they don't know shit until they get a sample

[Vivaldi]

They know it. It is almost certanity.

[Vivaldi]

*certainty*

[Staximus]

They don't know shit until they take a sample

[Vivaldi]

Man, this is almost a certainty.

They

[Vivaldi]

They know it. It is known that Europa has liquid water ocean.

[Vivaldi]

This is almost a certainity. Observations show it.

[Vivaldi]

Europa's surface is ice water. And under it, it gets liquid.

[WonderingManII]

Sounds like something a nature show might answer.

[NathanDavis]

it means there's potential