Building Life in the Jovian System: How Jupiter’s Moons Acquired Organic Molecules at Birth

A groundbreaking international study led by the Southwest Research Institute suggests that Jupiter’s Galilean moons were born with the complex organic building blocks necessary for life. The research reveals that these essential chemicals were likely incorporated into the moons' structures during their initial formation rather than being delivered by later impacts.

Neha Gupta

February 24, 2026701 views

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