HgCNO2A graphical comparison shows the amount of water on Jupiter's moon Europa as compared with Earth's water. Its subsurface ocean plus ice layer could range from 80 to 170 kilometers in average depth [1024x768] by mepperin spaceporn
A graphical comparison shows the amount of water on Jupiter's moon Europa as compared with Earth's water. Its subsurface ocean plus ice layer could range from 80 to 170 kilometers in average depth [1024x768] by mepperin spaceporn
A graphical comparison shows the amount of water on Jupiter's moon Europa as compared with Earth's water. Its subsurface ocean plus ice layer could range from 80 to 170 kilometers in average depth [1024x768] by mepperin spaceporn
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![A graphical comparison shows the amount of water on Jupiter's moon Europa as compared with Earth's water. Its subsurface ocean plus ice layer could range from 80 to 170 kilometers in average depth [1024x768]](http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1205/EuropasOcean_KPHand003.jpg){kind=link}
A graphical comparison shows the amount of water on Jupiter's moon Europa as compared with Earth's water. Its subsurface ocean plus ice layer could range from 80 to 170 kilometers in average depth [1024x768] by mepperin spaceporn
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