Saturn moon's activity could be “curtain eruptions” - Astronomy Magazine

Astronomy MagazineSaturn moon's activity could be “curtain eruptions”Astronomy MagazineScientists think most of the observed activity on Enceladus represents curtain eruptions from the “tiger stripe” fractures, rather than intermittent geysers along them. By Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California | Published: Thursday, May 7, 2015.7 May 2015 in News: Geochemical process on Saturn's moon Enceladus linked ...Astronomy Now OnlinePublic Release: 6-May-2015 Geochemical process on Saturn's moon linked to ...EurekAlert (press release)all 40 news articles »

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