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New Research Provides Evidence That Pluto Has Liquid Oceans

A new model uses the lack of cracks on Pluto's icy region as supportive evidence that Pluto may have liquid subsurface oceans, raising the possibility of the existence of basic, microbial life in the Kuiper Belt (though it is only a very slight possibility).

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http://futurism.com/new-research-provides-evidence-that-pluto-has-liquid-oceans/

  • Europa has the best chance of having subsurface life, due to the heat generated by the gravitational forces at work there IMO. 

    Posted June 26, 2016
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  • Liquid nitrogen and only at the hellish cold Pluto enjoys at perihelion. Not liquid water.
    Even Titan's "weather" is an ammonia cycle rather than water, and Titan is considerably warmer than Pluto.
    Posted September 9
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