Nasa clipper mission will lift offer to go europa 62 brore km from earth in search of life

NASA Clipper Mission: The question of the question of scientists from all over the world for years, is the question whether we are alone in this universe? Can there be life anywhere other than Earth? The new mission of the US space agency NASA is going to fly in October for this purpose. He will go on a journey to Europa, which is one of the many Moon in Jupiter, the largest planet of our solar system. Scientists feel that there may be a possibility of life in Europe. NDTV’s Report According to, Mission’s Principal Scientist Bob Pappalardo told AFP that one of the basic questions NASA wants to understand is whether we are alone in this universe. If we have to find favorable conditions for life and someday life is really known in a place like Europe, then it will be said that our solar system has two examples of Earth and Europea, life.

This will also make it easier to understand how easy the presence of life throughout the universe can be. However, a $ 5 billion clipper Probe is currently present in NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (NASA JPL) in California. Where the prob is kept, only selected people are allowed to go.

The clipper will be sent on the Falcon heavy rocket of Spacex, a company of Elon Musk. Scientists estimate that it will take 5 years for the clipper to reach Jupiter and Europe. He will then start studying Europea. It is believed that there is a large amount of icy water presence in Europea.

In order to score the icy water of Europa, the clipper has installations such as camera, spectrometer, magnetometer and a radar. They can enter the snow so that along with liquid water, it can be ascertained how thick the ice present there.