The ocean in the Earth proves that alien creatures exist?

The research has just been published in Science Advances magazine (USA) on 11/4 opens the possibility of proving an alien creature residing in the solar system.

The website, eurekalert.org, cited the study, saying that from analyzing radar data, scientists have discovered two lakes located at a depth of 550 to 750 meters above the ice in the glacier area. Devon (Canadian territory) in the Arctic. This is for the first underground lake that contains salt water in the world.

Devon iceberg region.(Photo: cbc.ca).

Liquid in the environment is negative C

Anja Rutishauser, a doctoral student at the University of Alberta, said he discovered these underground lakes in the process of studying aerial radar data combined by the US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) and the Institute. Save the Earth at the University of Texas, describing the conditions at the rock floor under Devon iceberg.

Using electromagnetic waves penetrating the tape and receiving reflected signals back from surface materials, then through the radar system to collect and analyze data, Rutishauser can see through the ice.

This researcher shared: 'We see radar signals showing water. But we think there's no liquid below this ice, where the temperature is below -10 degrees Celsius. '

Although the scientific community has discovered more than 400 underground lakes in the world, mainly concentrated in Antarctica, these are the first two underground lakes discovered in the Arctic.

In particular, unlike all other lakes that previously contain fresh water, the water in the two lakes is Hypersaline - high salt water (3-5%). According to Rutishauser, the origin of this originated from the salt-covered rocks below the ice.

Aircraft are the means used to record radar data.(Photo: cbc.ca).

Rutishauser joined his mentor, UAlberta geologist Martin Sharp and geophysicist Dononteens and several other scientists at the University of Texas at Austin, Montana State University, Stanford University and the Institute. Scott Polar study to test its hypothesis.

The water area of ​​about 8.5 square kilometers exists at temperatures below freezing and does not have any connection to seawater sources or water sources due to melting ice on the surface. The water in the tank is hypersaline, allowing water to exist in liquid form at these cold temperatures.

Proof of extraterrestrial organisms?

Earlier, in 2011, scientists at the University of Texas said on the surface Europa - the sixth planet inside and out of Jupiter's orbit, the sixth largest moon in the solar system - has discovered the existence of high salinity lakes, similar to the two newly discovered lakes in Canada.

The research team revealed that the discovery of the lake is very interesting because if we find signs of life here, we may also find life on Europa.

Beautiful scenery in Devon iceberg.(Photo: cbc.ca).

Rutishauser added: 'The team thinks that the two newly discovered lakes can play a similar role well for Europa when the planet has the same saltwater conditions below - and possibly inside - one layer. stone shell. If the survival of microorganisms exists, they have lived under freezing conditions for at least 120,000 years and they can grow under isolation. If we can collect a sample of water, we can determine whether the life of microorganisms exists or not as well as the development and survival in cold conditions that are not related to gas. book '.

Rutishauser and his colleagues are continuing to work with the W. Garfield Weston Foundation to conduct a detailed investigation of Devon's glacial air geography to gather more information about the lake and its geological contexts. their hydrology.