Does Only Earth Have Water? #water #europa #earth

Earth holds approximately 1.386 billion cubic kilometers of water, with 97.5% in oceans and the remaining 2.5% as freshwater in glaciers, ice caps, groundwater, and surface water. In contrast, Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, is believed to have a subsurface ocean containing about two to three times the volume of Earth's oceans combined, making it a key interest for scientists exploring the potential for extraterrestrial life in our solar system.

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[Kungfu-KennyD]

Remember one thing, everything that Earth have, came from the space

[peacegraber]

We didn't go there, so aliens might be there

[michaelpettersson]

Liquid water. There is plenty of water out there.

[JohnChappell-mb]

Planets and moons named after roman and greek gods.

[endikaaspeurrutia]

Watter is extreamly comon in this galaxy

[shakuntalaprajapati]

Only one thing I don’t understand why do anyone who name planet always does drugs because what are these names😂😂😂