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There is currently no evidence of life on Europa but the existence of Europa's sub-surface oceans and complex chemistry makes Europa a great candidate for life.

There is currently no evidence of life on Enceladus but its complex chemistry and subsurface oceans make Enceladus a great candidate for life.

There is currently no evidence of life on Titan but its complex chemistry and unique environments make Titan a great candidate for life.

Callisto is on the list of possible places where life could exist in our solar system beyond Earth due to its subsurface oceans.

Scientists may have eliminated the possibility of extraterrestrial life on Venus due to extreme temperatures, volcanic activity, and acidic rain.

Moon craters are formed when meteorites and asteroids strike the surface of the Moon. Many of the craters on its surface are mostly impact features caused when meteorites or comets hit the Moon.

NASA has confirmed that there is water on the Moon's sunlit surface water.

Exoplanets within a star's habitable zone are great candidates for hosting extraterrestrial life.

The JWST data suggests galaxies are formed faster than we thought, but it does not mean that they necessarily contain elements that predate the Big Bang, or that our universe is not expanding.