Q. Apart from earth, is there water anywhere in the universe?

Apart from earth, is there water anywhere in the universe?

Is it only on earth?


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  • pmahajan18

    Firstly, the water exists in all places where life is possible to exists. Research is going on.
    Secondly, the concept of universe is not well as there is the possibility of many verse. Research is going on.


       

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  • nikolka

    There is scientific evidence that on some satellites of giant planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune), water may be under the thick crust of ice covering a celestial body. However, there is no definitive evidence of the presence of liquid water in the solar system, except on Earth, at the moment.


       

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Even the vastness of imagination cannot fathom the mysteries of the universe. Studies and theories about it have gone this far. Yet, theories remain as is and is yet to be validated. With its vastness, we simply cannot conclude that we are the only living beings in it. We only know about our galaxy and having the idea about other galaxies existing is not far from possibility. There are so many questions that are still unanswered up to this time. Science continues to dig for more information and as they continue to discover more, questions will keep on piling up on the list.

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