By: Keith Cooper
Following a giant collision that smashes a large icy moon apart, simulations have shown the moon can reform and still retain a global ocean of liquid water.
Keith Cooper is a contributing writer and freelance science journalist based in the United Kingdom. With a degree in physics and astrophysics, he specializes in topics such as astronomy, space, and physics, while also exploring themes in artificial intelligence and natural sciences. Keith's work has been featured in prominent publications including Space Today, Scientific American, and Yahoo News.
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