what are the odds that there is life on Europa (Moon of Saturn) and why don't we go to it?

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Voyager goes fast but ... how far away is Europa?

We are talking about a trip that takes years, assuming everything goes absolutely, perfectly right.

These things cost money. And, unfortunately, they often cost lives if we go too quickly and without proper prep work.

I'm not saying that we shouldn't go, but we tend to send probes to these things first. Plus, it might be a radiation nightmare. You wanna volunteer for a trip that'll take years, assuming you make it all, perhaps find out there ain't nothin' exciting there, and then, oh yeah, you get to die there of radiation sickness?

Yeah. This may be why people aren't all lining up to volunteer 'n stuff.

You'll probably have to blaze your own trail to make that trip happen. Learn lots of science and hold onto your dream. Work for it.

Robots will probably make it to Europa before we do.

I would love to know what's up there. I hope I live long enough for you to make it a reality for me. Good luck.

Europa is a moon of Jupiter. Depending on our respective planets' orbital paths it's between half an hour to almost an hour away - at the speed of light. Now that we got the location straight, you can work out the transportation logistics

the chance is -10000000 percent. why dont we go there? dumbass we could never make it there. you have no concept of how far jupiter is. ps its jupiters moon not saturns dumbass