Uranus moons' liquid water discovery

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Life near Uranus? Planet’s wobbling moons helping NASA search for hidden oceans

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Scientists at the University of Texas are pioneering a new method to detect liquid water oceans on the moons of Uranus .

Their innovative computer model could help NASA ’s upcoming mission determine if these distant moons harbor the most fundamental ingredient for life.

NASA is currently in the early stages of planning a mission to Uranus , and this research will help mission designers optimize their approach.

The study was supported by the University of Texas Institute for Geophysics and the Jackson School of Geosciences . The authors disclosed no conflicts of interest, and data utilized were freely available in published literature..

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