Alright, don't freak out, but just a few days ago, NASA launched a mission to search for alien life near Jupiter. Here’s everything you need to know:

NASA’s $5 billion Europa Clipper probe is currently en route to Jupiter’s moon, Europa. What makes Europa so intriguing is that scientists believe there’s an incredibly deep ocean—up to 100 km beneath its icy crust. This ocean could potentially harbor alien life, thanks to hydrothermal vents on the ocean floor that may provide the energy needed to support life.

When the Clipper arrives, it will search for signs of life by flying through massive water geysers that occasionally erupt from Europa’s surface. These plumes, shooting water from the subsurface ocean into space, might contain bacteria or other life forms. By capturing and analyzing the ejected water, Clipper could potentially detect extraterrestrial organisms.

This mission is ambitious, but if it succeeds, it could provide us with the first solid evidence of life beyond Earth. So, follow to stay updated!"

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