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Saturn moon Enceladus' churning insides may keep its ocean warm

8 years 10 months ago
The mystery of why the ocean beneath the icy shell of Saturn's moon Enceladus did not freeze over long ago may now be solved — heat from the scraping of rock churning within the fragmented core of Enceladus could keep its underground ocean warm for up to billions of years, a new study finds.
Charles Q. Choi Space.com Contributor

Woolly Mammoth bachelors often met disastrous ends

8 years 10 months ago
Pity the male woolly mammoth: These poor creatures were more likely to meet their end in natural traps — falling through thin ice, tumbling into holes or getting stuck in mudflows — than their female counterparts, a new study finds.
Laura Geggel Senior Writer
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