Enceladus (moon of Saturn)

Enceladus is one of Saturn's moons, known for its striking features and icy surface. It has a diameter of about 500 kilometers and is primarily composed of water ice. What makes Enceladus particularly fascinating is the presence of geysers that shoot water vapor and ice particles into space from its south pole. This suggests the existence of a subsurface ocean beneath the ice, raising the possibility that it might harbor conditions suitable for life. Enceladus was studied in detail by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft, which provided valuable insights into its geological activity and potential for supporting extraterrestrial life.