MDU Module 3

Дударев Максим

Given this, we can imagine that alien life might exist in extreme environments across the universe. For example, some moons in our solar system, like Europa and Enceladus, have icy crusts but may harbor subsurface oceans kept warm by tidal forces. These environments could potentially support microbial life, despite being far from the Sun. Similarly, the discovery of methane on Mars has led to speculation about subsurface life that could survive in its cold, barren environment.

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