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Water Plume Larger Than the US Detected from Saturn's Moon: NASA
The plume of water vapor was observed by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. Click to read more.
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Saturn's Moon Enceladus Subsurface Energy Source Gives New Hope to Search for Alien Life
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NASA to Kill Cassini to Protect Alien Ocean World on Saturn's Moon Enceladus From Contamination
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Cassini Explores Salty Ocean on Icy Saturn Moon Enceladus
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Scientists Plan to Go to Saturn to Search for Alien Life!
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Saturn's Other Moon Dione May Have Subsurface Ocean
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Legacy of Voyager 2 Lives On in Saturn, 35 Years After
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Search for Life in Saturn's Moon Enceladus, as Plumes Occur, Similar to Earth's "Lost City"
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NASA: Cassini Spacecraft Reveals Strange Ocean on Saturn's Moon Enceladus
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