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Cassini finds final ingredient for alien life in Enceladus’s sea

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Cassini finds final ingredient for alien life in Enceladus’s sea

The Cassini spacecraft has found molecular hydrogen spurting in the watery plumes from Saturn’s icy moon Enceladus, an energy source for anything that might live there

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Titan's dunes seem to face the wrong way

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Electrified sand could explain Titan’s odd backward-facing dunes

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Illustration of the plumes at Enceladus's south pole

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Enigmatic plumes from Saturn’s moon caused by cosmic collision

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Saturn

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Cassini's grand finale will see orbiter plunge into Saturn

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Saturn

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Saturn’s rings may be from the whirl of a passing icy rock

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Artist's impression of Cassini passing through plumes from Enceladus

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Fleet of robots could hunt for life on icy moon Enceladus

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Strange ‘dark hydrogen’ may exist deep inside giant gas planets

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Strange ‘dark hydrogen’ may exist deep inside giant gas planets

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Saturn's rings as seen from space

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Cassini gears up for final fiery plunge into Saturn's atmosphere

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Cassini circling Saturn

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Saturn probe Cassini hoovers up dust from distant stars

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Summer on Titan may make its lakes ripple with waves

Saturn’s largest moon hosts lakes of liquid hydrocarbons, which normally appear mirror-smooth. Glints in the seas could be signs of breezier summer skies

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Solar system mysteries: What's inside Saturn?

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Migrating giant planets might eat their own life-friendly moons

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Two missions face off to seek life in icy seas of Enceladus

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First images of Enceladus's icy breath from closest ever fly-by

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