Jupiter's Moon Might Have More Water Than Earth
The Name of Jupiter's Moon is Europa
Jupiter's moon Europa may have twice as much water as the Earth does--and it is much smaller than Earth which already has water covering 75% of its surfaces!
How is this possible? Well, Europa might have a ton of water under its icy surfaces. Based on recent spacecraft intelligence, scientists have good reason to think that Europa's surface is made of water ice, with some salts.
Beyond that, in the pictures, we can't see craters but we can see ridges and cracks, which indicates the possibility of an underground ocean.
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