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カロリン・ポロコ：土星の衛星は生命を抱くのか？

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カッシーニ探査機が土星の衛星の一つ、エンケラドスを通過した際にもたらされた驚くべき新発見について、カロリン・ポロコ氏が語る。衛星にある氷の間欠泉から採集されたサンプルは、地下にある海が生命を抱いている可能性があることを示している。

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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