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Europa may literally glow green, blue or white on its night side because Jupiter’s radiation energises salts frozen into its surface, and the colour of that glow could offer a new clue to what its hidden ocean is made of
Stand on Venus and the pressure is like balancing a small car on your thumbnail — about 1,350 pounds per square inch. Go up fifty kilometres, though, and pressure and temperature enter an Earth-like range
Cassini bounced radio waves off Titan’s three largest seas and found their open surfaces mirror-smooth, with roughness no greater than 3.3 millimetres RMS, while rougher estuaries hinted that methane-rich rivers were entering more ethane-rich seas
About 60 per cent of food waste from American homes, shops and restaurants goes to landfill. South Korea recycles about 98 per cent, and part of the difference is a card you swipe at the bin
