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The Huygens probe (which has been mostly exploring Titan recently) found evidence of geysers on the tiny Saturn moon Enceladus after a relatively close flyby!

I've heard lots of theories about Europa supporting life beneath its thick icy surface, but never expected this! The ice is apparently only yards thick in the south polar region, where below the surface the water is being heated and released from the surface. Warm water is a great starting place for life to exist!

<font color=skyblue>You know what would make a good movie? A satellite lands and takes samples near the area where this water is that may support life and brings it back to earth to sample its contents. Somebody messes up and does not take all safety procedures, and contaminates the air with the sampled water.

A new bacteria that never before existed on Earth wipes us all out because of it.

Maybe that's what happened to the people that lived on Mars millions of years ago.

:D </font>

A decent scan of the phenomenon and further detail can be found here.

Apparently it even has a small atmosphere.

Replace wiped out with "turned into Zombies/Vampires/New Race" and you could probably find a buyer somewhere in Hollywood.

Hey Larry, you know they found water on Mars too? Here's a pic of it. Fascinating isn't it?

...yeah, I was expecting that one.

lol i didnt !!

i was actually expecting someone holding a beer in mars.. one of those beer commercials

rofl, you just made my day, priceless :D

in CE a while ago I posted news of a lake found near Mars' north pole.