Scientists continue to search for the cause of the geysers on Saturn's small
moon Enceladus. Geysers are visible as a large plume like stream of water vapor
and ice particles escaping the moon. Inside the plume are jets of dust and
gas. What actually causes/controls the jets is enigma. The Cassini
spacecraft continues to collect new data to look for ideas and actual conclusions.
http://www.spaceflightnow.com/news/n0812/02enceladus/
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
JETS ON THE MOON ENCELADUS what makes them work?
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astronomy,
moons moon,
saturn,
solar system
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