Recent content by Astrolekker

Oh really? :confused: Sorry. It was something I read a while back.

Technically that book could be correct in the future! :biggrin: In many thousands of years, Ceres should clump up enough of the Asteroid Belt to form a planet.

I knew it was a long time such as that. :-p It could be possible if nothing disturbed it, the plutonium contained inside it should decay long enough. Plus with just a vacuum around it, nothing can rot it away etc..

Do you have a pair of binoculars? (Judging you don't have a telescope?) If so, view the Moon and perhaps Saturn too. :thumbs:

Is it possible that Voyager could continue to function until it reaches the next star? It would also explain how Neptune and Uranus have their moons.

Has it not been discovered though that simple organic molecules were being emitted by the cryovolcanoes on its surface? I wonder perhaps when we get a clearer idea on the situation...

Hi, I'm new. :biggrin: I'm currently studying A-levels, and I'm going to study astrophysics at uni, so I may be on this website quite often asking questions in the future! Secondly, I have a question. Why is there LIQUID water under Enceladus' surface? Is it similar to Europa around Jupiter...