Could there be life in Pluto’s ocean?
View of Pluto with color-coded topography as measured by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft. Purple and blue are low and yellow and red are high, and the informally named Sputnik Planitia stands out at top as a broad, 1300 km- (800 mile-) wide, 2.5 km- (1.5 mile-) deep elliptical basin, most likely the site of an ancient impact on Pluto. New Horizons data imply that deep beneath this nitrogen-ice filled basin is an ocean of dense, salty, ammonia-rich water. (Photo: P.M. Schenk LPI/JHUAPL/SwRI/NASA)
I do not like headlines with questions, but the article is not bad.
Even headlines sometimes thoroughly deserve question marks behind them. Thanks for posting.
There's a saying on the net that if the headline is a question, the answer is "No".
Indeed, that had read jajajaja
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If there is, where do I apply for a fishing licence???
I think someone will create in an office in Europe (Jupiter) xD