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Kevin Hand: Exploring Alien Oceans

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16 min 24 sec

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01.: Introduction

00 min 30 sec

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02.: Early Inspiration

01 min 05 sec

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03.: 6 Moons With Possible Life

01 min 17 sec

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04.: New Goldilocks Theory

01 min 28 sec

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05.: Biochemical Diversity On Other Planets

01 min 46 sec

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06.: What's Happening On Enceladus?

00 min 55 sec

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07.: Other Ocean Worlds

01 min 54 sec

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08.: How We Detect Life From Space

01 min 08 sec

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09.: Life Finding Robots

01 min 34 sec

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10.: Field Testing Robots

01 min 12 sec

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11.: Drake Equation

01 min 18 sec

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12.: Closing Remarks

01 min 55 sec

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13.: Credits

00 min 23 sec

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livingod101

Posted: 12.19.11, 10:32 PM

Ok, I get the science about the tidal forces on Europa that flexes the rocky portion of Europa heating up the water and creating liquid middle and frozen outer layers. The theory is that there are thermal vents that may harbor life. But here is my question, from what I have "heard" the magnetic fields of Jupiter is so strong that probes that are sent there has to deal with radiation that could be lethal. So even though there is a liquid ocean, could the same magnetic field sterilize the life on Europa?