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Old September 27th 03, 07:30 PM
PCportinc
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Default Europa on Nightline

did anyone watch that Nightline segment in which
they showed scenes from 2010?

They talked about Europa, and finding water on it
and the possibility of life.

Did scientists as far back as 1984 believe there was water
and possibly life on Europa?
and what if there is, then what? do we fly there to examine and contaminate
it?

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Old September 27th 03, 07:36 PM
Rick
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"PCportinc" wrote in message ...
did anyone watch that Nightline segment in which
they showed scenes from 2010?

They talked about Europa, and finding water on it
and the possibility of life.

Did scientists as far back as 1984 believe there was water
and possibly life on Europa?
and what if there is, then what? do we fly there to examine and contaminate
it?


This issue is being addressed:
http://www.space.com/scienceastronom...on_000620.html

Rick


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Old September 27th 03, 07:36 PM
Rick
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"PCportinc" wrote in message ...
did anyone watch that Nightline segment in which
they showed scenes from 2010?

They talked about Europa, and finding water on it
and the possibility of life.

Did scientists as far back as 1984 believe there was water
and possibly life on Europa?
and what if there is, then what? do we fly there to examine and contaminate
it?


This issue is being addressed:
http://www.space.com/scienceastronom...on_000620.html

Rick


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Old September 27th 03, 11:06 PM
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The decision to have the Galileo satelite burn up in Jupiter's atmosphere
was done exactly to avoid the possibility of such contamination. So the
issue is being taken seriously.

Bill C.
"PCportinc" wrote in message
...
did anyone watch that Nightline segment in which
they showed scenes from 2010?

They talked about Europa, and finding water on it
and the possibility of life.

Did scientists as far back as 1984 believe there was water
and possibly life on Europa?
and what if there is, then what? do we fly there to examine and

contaminate
it?



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Old September 27th 03, 11:06 PM
Bill C.
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The decision to have the Galileo satelite burn up in Jupiter's atmosphere
was done exactly to avoid the possibility of such contamination. So the
issue is being taken seriously.

Bill C.
"PCportinc" wrote in message
...
did anyone watch that Nightline segment in which
they showed scenes from 2010?

They talked about Europa, and finding water on it
and the possibility of life.

Did scientists as far back as 1984 believe there was water
and possibly life on Europa?
and what if there is, then what? do we fly there to examine and

contaminate
it?



 




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