Maybe? However people forget gas giants like Jupiter are like magnets which attracts lot of meteorites. This exposes those moons to steady bombardment from the orbit and impacts that will cause global extinction events far much often than on earth. Another problem for life is enormous radiation of Jupiter.
Even if life is there, it's just microorganisms
Of course we’re all speculating, but I think scientists says Europa has actual water and not ice. So that would logically mean carbon life forms.
Life doesn't just need water it needs a stable environment. The big problem with most planets is the surface conditions fluctuate too much. However oceans are incredibly stable and would be the most obvious place to find life.
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It is possible, however its most likely just bacteria and algea.
Microbial life is what I would expect, nothing big then that.
Whenever I think about other planets climates and landscape I become afraid. Imagine living on some of those planets and seeing the worst storms imaginable.
How do they know that there are oceans underground on Jupiter’s moons. isn’t Jupiter like 400 million miles away.
Until life is discovered outside of earth it is logical to believe that life is so extremely improbable that life formed on earth and nowhere else.
It would be fun to imagine that there is :)
Maybe bacteria.
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