NASA built robots to explore oceans in space

The universe has many oceans hidden beneath the rocky surface of the planets. The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) plans to build a squid-like robot in search of life in these mysterious waters.

Robots shaped like squid are made to explore the ocean beyond the universe

A special antenna mounted on the robot's back allows energy to be collected from the change of the surrounding magnetic field . It is this advantage that makes it possible to explore distant planets where devices that operate on conventional electrical systems cannot.

Robot shaped like a squid - (Screenshot of Daily Mail)

In the short term, NASA wants to use the robot to explore Europa , a moon with Jupiter 's underground ocean. With a flexible and flexible body structure, the robot can perform scientific research tasks or go ahead for humans in planets where solar and nuclear powered devices cannot be carried. Now, NASA technology manager Mason Peck said.

Underground sea simulation on Europa - (Photo: Reuters)

Europa is the sixth moon , measured in orbit from Jupiter, discovered by famous astronomer Galileo Galilei in 1610. The moon flies more than 670,000 km from Jupiter, while The distance from Earth to Jupiter is 588 million km.

Scientists claim below the surface of Europa is an ocean of up to 100 km deep. It is about the same size but the mass is only two-thirds that of Earth's moon. The scientific community expects this place to provide a living environment for people in the future.