Jupiter's Moon Europe is suspected of having just the right circumstances for life. Europe has the combination of minerals, salt water and energy, which today is believed to be the premise of life. It has long been thought that planets and moons that are so far from a star that Europe is from the Sun have been too cold for life. But this assumption makes Europe so on. Jupiter gravity traits are thought to generate a movement in Europe that transforms into heat around the moon's core. If this is true, the water is heated around the core, which then releases minerals into the water and thus creates an environment in which life can arise. So even though Europe is encased in ice, it does not mean that the energy and the liquid salt water are not present. In other words, further exploration of Europe can give the answer to one of mankind's greatest issues ever: Is there life outside Earth? The poster shows the silhouettes of some people looking out through an underwater pane of a diver swimming around exploring something that could be research stations. The structure and colors behind the diver indicate that the water is covered by ice. So far, the plan is a little different to studies of Europe (unmanned spacecraft), but the very idea that people one day can explore the planet is putting the imagination in motion. Although Europe is smaller than our own moon, its sea is 10 times as deep and twice as large in volume as our Earth's sea. So there is certainly enough to explore! With its cool, calm colors and deep perspective in motive, the poster is nothing more than a great invitation to our imagination imagination.
