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Water is necessary for life, at least here on Earth. But could the same be true for the subsurface oceans on distant moons like Europa and Enceladus? And what about the methane seas of Titan? Could these be home to life as we don't know it? Motherboard's Becky Ferreira speaks with Jonathan Lunine, the Chair of the Department of Astronomy at Cornell.
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Water is necessary for life, at least here on Earth. But could the same be true for the subsurface oceans on distant moons like Europa and Enceladus? And what about the methane seas of Titan? Could these be home to life as we don't know it? Motherboard's Becky Ferreira speaks with Jonathan Lunine, the Chair of the Department of Astronomy at Cornell.
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