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"What is the exact definition of organic Molecules? And what is it exactly? And how did we find it on Mars? "
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The Ions and Isoptopes of Enceladus
Cassini will fly within 16 miles of Enceladus’ surface to measure molecules in the Saturnian moon’s environment. The data will provide insight into the early history of the solar system.
Source: [Astrobiology Magazine]
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Azalea said:
I guess you are posting information as you receive it>
Thank you.