Other than Earth, what other planets in the solar system are likely to have life? Jupiter's satellite Ganymede is favored by scientists because it may have an ocean under the ice. However, a recent study found that even if there is an ocean, there is little geological activity on the Ganymede seabed and cannot produce the chemical reactions necessary for life to occur, greatly reducing the possibility of life. According to a related research report published in the British “Nature Communications” magazine on the 6th, American researchers carried out a model study on Ganymede's seabed conditions. After taking into account factors such as the volume of Ganymede, the composition of the rock core, and the gravitational force applied to it by Jupiter, the researchers believe that Ganymede's seabed may be too hard, and there is probably little or no active fault activity at all.

Other than Earth, what other planets in the solar system are likely to have life? Jupiter's satellite Ganymede is favored by scientists because it may have an ocean under the ice. However, a recent study found that even if there is an ocean, there is little geological activity on the Ganymede seabed and cannot produce the chemical reactions necessary for life to occur, greatly reducing the possibility of life. According to a related research report published in the British “Nature Communications” magazine on the 6th, American researchers carried out a model study on Ganymede's seabed conditions. After taking into account factors such as the volume of Ganymede, the composition of the rock core, and the gravitational force applied to it by Jupiter, the researchers believe that Ganymede's seabed may be too hard, and there is probably little or no active fault activity at all.