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Oceans on Jupiter's Europa Resemble Oceans Found on Earth
According to a new study, there is water on Jupiter's moon Europa and that the water isn't present in isolated bodies, but is in constant interaction with other water bodies and the surface. Researchers believe that oceans on Europa may have similar chemical composition as the oceans found here on earth.
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