I'm guessing they saw more water plumes like the one Hubble saw in Dec 2012.
Quote from: notsorandom on 09/20/2016 09:16 pmI'm guessing they saw more water plumes like the one Hubble saw in Dec 2012.I hope so, that would be really big.
Does Clipper already have proposed instruments suitable to examine any plumes if this is what this announcement is about?
Quote from: Star One on 09/20/2016 09:48 pmDoes Clipper already have proposed instruments suitable to examine any plumes if this is what this announcement is about?MASPEX would probably work.
Maybe everybody should count to ten first.Remember all the hyperventilating before the MAVEN press conference last year? Anybody? Anybody?
Quote from: Blackstar on 09/21/2016 02:31 amMaybe everybody should count to ten first.Remember all the hyperventilating before the MAVEN press conference last year? Anybody? Anybody?Given the title of the press conference, it's unlikely that NASA will announce no evidence for plumes. However, it may again be on the edge of sensor detection like the original observation.
Have HST friends from STS-125 and they aren't spilling, but yeah, likely ice plumes.
NASA – Verified account @NASAMonday, we’ll announce new findings from Jupiter’s moon Europa. Spoiler alert: NOT aliens: http://go.nasa.gov/2djp4RG