'We know that these minerals are all essential for the emergence of life.'
of an "extensive reservoir" of brine beneath the surface of the 20-million-year-old Occator crater on Ceres using high definition images from NASA's Dawn spacecraft.and takes 1,682 Earth days to orbit the Sun. It has a very thin atmosphere of water vapor from ice volcanoes.
NASA's Dawn spacecraft, a now-retired space probe that launched in 2007, took the images from just 22 miles from the surface during a second run in 2018.
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