Comments by "didgruntleddansnyderfan" (@didgruntleddansnyderfan) on "Life on Europa?" video.

  1. BTW, Jupiter has, I believe, 95 satellites.
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  2. That doesn't really mean anything. It would be a dark, deep sea biome. The problem is that we don't know if life can even be established if that's all there is. Life on earth has adapted to the deep sea, but it's adjacent to the shallow sea, which is adjacent to tidal pools and the coastline. It's not the same thing, and we already know for a fact that there are no tidal pools on Europa. Similarly to life in the Arctic: it's adjacent to the non-Arctic and there will be endless opportunities for life to get used to the cold. But if cold is all there is? I don't care how many "scientists" you find, they have absolutely no idea. Honest scientists would admit that. Swindler "scientists" will not and will pretend to know when they don't. No reason to listen to them.
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