Pasadena A study has revealed that the four moons of Uranus, the seventh earth in the solar system, may have water between their cores and icy shells.
The study, conducted by the US space agency NASA, is the first to detail the elaboration of the crust and innards composition of all five of Uranus's largest moons( Ariel, Umberial, Titania, Oberon and Miranda).
According to exploration, four moons have abysses that could potentially be long hauls deep.
In the history, planetary scientists have set up substantiation of abysses in numerous unanticipated places when it comes to small asteroids, Julie Castillo- Roguez of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory said in a statement.
These places include the dwarf globes Ceres and Pluto and Saturn's moon Mimas. So there are some systems in these places that we do not completely understand.
NASA said the discovery came afterre-analyzing original data from the Voyager spacecraft. Voyager gathered this detailed information during two close passes of Uranus in the 1980s.
Using the data, NASA scientists created computer models of the globes using traditional telescopes, including information from NASA's Galileo, Cassini, Dawn, and New Horizons.
