Liquid Water on Moons of free-floating Exoplanets
The moons of rogue exoplanets that don’t have stars could have water and be a good place to find life.
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The moons of rogue exoplanets that don’t have stars could have water and be a good place to find life.
Full Moon and Jupiter, both were near opposition, opposite the Sun in Earth’s night sky, in this amazing image on April 10. Credit Göran Strand
Earth harbors about 320 million cubic miles (1.3 billion cubic km) of water, which is nothing compared to the rest of our solar system.
A stunning image of bright Jupiter next to the slender, waning crescent Moon, as it slid through the night. Credit Cristian Fattinnanzi