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Carolyn Porco: Könnte ein Saturn Mond Leben beherbergen?

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Carolyn Porco berichtet über aufregende, neue Erkenntnisse von der letzten Reise der Cassini Raumsonde zu einem der Saturn Monde, Enceladus. Proben die von den Eisgeisier des Mondes gesammelt wurden deuten darauf hin, dass ein Ozean unter der Oberfläche Leben beherbergen könnte.

As the leader of the Imaging Team on the Cassini mission to Saturn, Carolyn Porco interprets and shares the pictures coming back from this fascinating planet, its rings and its moons. Full bio »

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