Asked by skylar

Why are physicists interested in studying Europa? Check all that apply.

because it is a moon of Saturn
because it is covered in ice
because it has a deep ocean beneath ice
because there is a chance it hosts life
because it has an atmosphere similar to Earth
Answered by oobleck
all except the last
though, it is true that Europa's atmosphere is mainly oxygen. I guess that's "similar" to Earth's, which is about 20% oxygen.
Answered by Anonymous
Nope, oobleck's wrong again.
It's a Jupiter moon, so the middle three (because it is covered in ice, because it has a deep ocean beneath ice, and because there is a chance it hosts life).
Jesus, oobleck, at least google it.
Answered by Anonymous
Nope, oobleck's wrong again.
It's a Jupiter moon, so the middle three (because it is covered in ice, because it has a deep ocean beneath ice, and because there is a chance it hosts life).
Jesus, oobleck, at least google it. Trade mark
Answered by peepee
nope yall are all wrong shut up
Answered by alley cat
👋👋you guys don't need to be JERKS to people who need help with a question and others trying to answer, okay just answer and be nice because Jesus loves you (and I'm trying) (that is a song on YOUTUBE™ by Jason Gray)
you also don't need to trade mark thing to be rude 😺🙏🙏👍👋
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