The Moon, Europa

The Moon, Europa

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Tonight, Europa becomes the subject of speculation ... again.

Question:  Why is it that we're still talking about something that "happened" over 30 years ago?  Answer:  because NASA hasn't done much since.  And to that end, I'm about to pitch myself on the floor and throw a real tantrum.  "Is our space vision shortsighted?"  Is the sky blue? Is the grass green?

One more reason to head out WAY out there ... one of Saturn's moons, Titan, may also have something close to water beneath a formidable shell.

Are we alone in the universe?  Better question, are we alone in our own solar system?  And lookie here!  The New York Times wants to know too.  And so does the University of Central Florida.

Thank you for tuning in to tonight's news about EUROPA.

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