Exam 9: Life on Jovian Moons
Exam 1: A Universe of Life28 Questions
Exam 2: The Science of Life in the Universe73 Questions
Exam 3: The Universal Context of Life123 Questions
Exam 4: The Habitability of Earth149 Questions
Exam 5: The Nature of Life on Earth120 Questions
Exam 6: The Origin and Evolution of Life on Earth130 Questions
Exam 7: Searching for Life in Our Solar System60 Questions
Exam 8: Mars104 Questions
Exam 9: Life on Jovian Moons80 Questions
Exam 10: The Nature and Evolution of Habitability65 Questions
Exam 11: Extrasolar Planets: Their Nature and Potential Habitability100 Questions
Exam 12: The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence75 Questions
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Compared to the moons of Jupiter, the moons of the more distant Jovian planets
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Which of the following is the most convincing observation that suggests that like Europa, Ganymede may also have a subsurface ocean?
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Triton's source of internal heat is mostly associated with
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The possibility of life in a Europan ocean probably rests on the question of
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Perhaps the MOST convincing piece of evidence suggesting that Europa has a subsurface ocean is the
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If Europa turns out to have a subsurface ocean which is a 100 km deep or more, how much water would this correspond to, compared to the amount of water in the Earth's oceans?
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If a future orbiter mission confirmed the existence of a subsurface oceans beneath Europa's icy surface, the next mission would most likely be
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In addition to nitrogen, the other main components of Titan's atmosphere are
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If Triton has a subsurface ocean, it will most likely consist of
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What source of energy might keep water beneath the surface of Enceladus liquid?
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Energy to support an origin of life in a Europan ocean would probably come from
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Much of Europa's surface appears chaotic and clogged with huge iceberg-like blocks. This is consistent with
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What is believed to have been the main source of Titan's atmosphere?
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What source of energy might keep an ocean beneath the surface of Ganymede liquid?
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Even though Titan has liquid methane on its surface, some internal heat, and plenty of carbon-containing compounds, it is not a suitable place for life because
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The complexity of any life present in Europa's subsurface ocean is mainly limited by the
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