Fish on Geysers

I think parts of the rock may have jumped into the water on Enceladus and
evolved into microbes.

And surely the geysers aerate the water enough to give them a tropical fish
aquarium effect.

Just hate to be that alien fish that got caught in the geyser and sprayed
into outer space!

"Mark Earnest" wrote...
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I think parts of the rock may have jumped into the water on Enceladus and
evolved into microbes.

And surely the geysers aerate the water enough to give them a tropical
fish
aquarium effect.

Just hate to be that alien fish that got caught in the geyser and sprayed
into outer space!

Such an interesting thought, Mark!

Some people believe that life came to our Solar System
from outside -- from parts unknown.

Others think that life in this system originated in this system.
Perhaps in the early system, things were too hectic for life
to gain a foothold in the inner, rocky area. So life may have
developed on moons like Saturn's Enceladus, and then later,
life may have migrated inward to a habitat where liquid water
was plentiful.

And the geyser spraying life into space may have been just
the ticket! Escaping the moon's gravitational field might have
been a li'l bit tricky, though. Perhaps it took more of a blast?

Maybe your fish got caught in a volcanic eruption party?

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