Water vapour jets inside the plume of gas leaving Enceladus

C. J. Hansen(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Feng Tian(Tsinghua University), Amanda Hendrix(Planetary Science Institute), L. W. Esposito(Planetary Science Institute), A. I. F. Stewart(Howard University), W. R. Pryor(University of Colorado Boulder), B. Wallis(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), K. Larsen(University of Colorado Boulder), B. K. Meinke(University of Colorado Boulder), J. E. Colwell(UK Research and Innovation)
Nature
November 1, 2008
10.1038/nature07542
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