I don't think I do this often enough but here's some linkspam about Europa, not the book, the moon.
Sky and Telescope did another story regarding Europa's visibility at the end of last month. I also did a blog post on January 23rd which explained the time you could actually see Europa, if you owned a telescope. This website goes into more detail about what you could have seen.
I think this picture is awesome. It shows Europa in what they call the Gibbous phase. You can see a lot of detail in the picture; more than most pictures of this moon.
And finally, a really cool news story about an Antarctic lake which mimics the conditions scientists believe exist on Europa. Practice, practice, practice!
That's all for now. Enjoy your weekend!
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