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Evidence for Water Vapor Plumes on Europa Vanishes in Re-Analysis

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Researchers have re-analyzed data from Jupiter's moon Europa and concluded that previously detected water vapor plumes were likely a statistical error. This finding highlights the challenges in interpreting distant astronomical observations and underscores the need for precise data analysis to avoid false positives. Despite this setback, Europa remains a prime target for exploration due to its potential subsurface oceans.

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Evidence for Water Vapor Plumes on Europa Vanishes in Re-Analysis

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