Colonization of Europa

The Colonization of Jupiter's ice moon, Europa, may prove possible and worthwhile in the future of space exploration.

Europa
Being the only other planet in the solar system possibly holding life and water, the Colonization of Europa would provide us wth several assets. Water is composed of Hydrogen and Oxygen, both simple forms of matter and used as rocket fuel, and studying possible life on Europa could give us a glimpse into evolution on an alien world.

"2010: A Space Oddysey"
In Arthur C. Clarke's sequel to 2001, alien devices transfomed Jupiter into a star to better suit the sea creatures of Europa. Clarke saw the potential of Europa to hold complex life forms.

Exploration
Although no landing on Europa has ever been attempted, multiple probes have performed fly-bys of the moon. Pioneer 10 and 11 first passed Jupiter and returned fuzzy images of it's moons, that were later improved by the Voyager probes, sending back a more detailed image. However, the most detailed examination of Europa was performed by the Gallileo probe, which explored the Gallilean Moons of Jupiter, including Europa.

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