More Videos Online
Space: Top 5 Reasons Europa Rocks
Mysteries abound on a bizarre moon orbiting Jupiter. James Williams counts down 5 reasons we're big fans of icy Europa.
Added: Feb 9, 2009
Views: 22951 Views
Runtime: 02:02
Comments
Related Videos
-
World's Biggest Space PartySpace (01:51)
Yuri's Night celebrates space exploration around the world. Discovery Space producer Dave Mosher gets inside the jam to see what it's all about -
Top 5 Mars Phoenix Lander...Space (02:53)
The Mars Phoenix Lander may be out of commission but the images it sent back are still great. James Williams takes a look at our 5 favorites. -
Alien SpeculationSpace (02:44)
Will the real ET be little green men or little green bacteria? SETI Institute Senior Astronomer Seth Shostak theorizes what our first alien encounter might be like. -
Proof of Cosmic Smash-UpSpace (00:58)
NASA's Spitzer Telescope discovered evidence that a high-speed collision between two planets happened thousands of years ago. Scientists think this type of collision is how planets, like the Earth, are formed.
-
3 Questions: Mars TectonicsSpace (02:30)
Who's got the biggest volcanoes - Mars or Earth? Find out that answer and more as James Williams poses 3 questions to a scientist who knows. -
Why? Tell Me Why! :: Methane...Space (01:29)
Methane seems to be the new buzz word when it comes to finding Martin life. Discovery Channel's Kasey-Dee Gardner finds out why that's the case. -
Top 5 2008 Space MomentsSpace (02:27)
We learned a lot about Earth and space in this last year. James Williams counts down his favorite space-related moments of 2008. -
Study Sheds Light On Dark...Space (01:33)
New findings bolster the argument that dark energy is the reason our universe is expanding. James Williams explores the evidence.
-
3 Questions: Star AgingSpace (02:49)
Discovery News unlocks the mysteries of stars and finds out why a star's age matters. -
The Skinny On Martian TimeSpace (01:32)
Mars time and Earth time are so similar, scientists working on the Phoenix Mars Lander mission are in a constant state of jet lag. Space producer Dave Mosher finds out how they're coping with the ever changing clock. -
3 Questions: MarsSpace (02:20)
Have you ever wondered if the human race could survive on Mars? Discovery Channel Space Producer Dave Mosher gets the answer to this question and more. -
Ingredient For Life Found...Space (02:12)
Methane, a building block for life, has been discovered for the first time on a planet 63 light years away from Earth. James Williams looks into what the big deal is.
You Might Also Like
-
Jupiter's MoonsGreatest Discoveries (02:02)
Scientists found out that the sun was the center of the universe by studying Jupiter and its moons. For real, check it out. -
LCROSS Smashes Into The MoonNews (01:03)
NASA just smashed the LCROSS and spent Centaur rocket into the moon in a search for water on the lunar surface. Even better - the impact was captured on video! Did it live up to the hype? James WIlliams takes a look. -
SaturnLonely Worlds (01:04)
If you're looking for someone who isn't afraid of a little "commitment" then Saturn just may be the planet for you? -
Proof of Cosmic Smash-UpNews (00:58)
NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope discovered evidence that a high-speed collision between two planets happened thousands of years ago. Scientists think this type of collision is how planets, like the Earth, are formed.
-
Extreme Tool BuilderTech (03:09)
The Hubble Space Telescope wouldn't work without Jill McGuire. That's because she and her team help build the tools that keep it running. She talks to Jorge Ribas about her cool job. -
Planets MoveGreatest Discoveries (02:25)
A thousand years of observations reveal that there are stars that move in the sky and follow patterns, showing that the Earth is part of a solar system of planets separate from the fixed stars. -
Expanding UniverseGreatest Discoveries (02:53)
Edwin Hubble determines the distance to many nearby galaxies and discovers that the farther they are from us, the faster they are flying away from us. His calculations prove that the universe is expanding. -
Halley's CometGreatest Discoveries (01:58)
Halley comet once thought of evil is now known as part of the universe normal action. Its beautiful you should check it out.
-
Planets Orbiting StarGreatest Discoveries (02:50)
Astronomers find a host of extrasolar planets as a result of improved telescope technology and prove that other solar systems exist, although none as yet resembles our own. Astronomers are able to detect extrasolar planets by measuring gravitatio ... -
Earth SpinsWhy? Tell Me Why! (02:04)
We all know the Earth spins round and round, but did you know it?s slowing down? This week we have the answer. -
100 Greatest Discoverie ...100 Greatest Discoveries Promo (00:30)
This clip gives a preview of 100 Greatest Discoveries, a show about sciencce breakthroughs. -
Are We Alone?Alien Planet (04:09)
Scientists discuss the probability that we are not alone in the universe.
Featured Playlist
Shop Discovery Channel
Remote Control Moon In My Room
$29.95
Night Sky Projector Clock
$29.95
$24.47
Hydrogen Fuel Rocket
$39.95
- CREDITS
- DCL |
- DISCOVERY SITES
- Discovery Channel / TLC / Animal Planet / Discovery Health / Science Channel / Planet Green / Discovery Kids / Military Channel /
Investigation Discovery / HD Theater / Turbo / FitTV / HowStuffWorks / TreeHugger / Petfinder / PetVideo / Discovery Education - SHOP
- Discovery Store / DVDs & Books / Custom Gear / Toys & Games / Telescopes / Gift Sets / Planet Earth DVD Sets
- MOBILE
- iPhone App / Wallpaper & Ringtones / Mobile Video / Mobile Web / Games & Applications / Text Alerts
- CUSTOMER SERVICE
- Viewer Relations / Free Newsletters / RSS
- CORPORATE
- Discovery Communications, Inc / Advertising / Careers @ Discovery / Privacy Policy / Visitor Agreement
ATTENTION! We recently updated our privacy policy. The changes are effective as of September 10, 2008. To see the new policy, click here.
Questions? See the policy for the contact information.
Copyright © 2009 Discovery Communications, LLC. The number-one nonfiction media company.