Water found on one of Saturn's Moons

It has long been known that Enceladus, a moon of Saturn, is spraying water vapour out into space. This was discovered by the spacecraft Cassini, in orbit around Saturn since 2004. 

Now in a report by Globe and Mail reporter Ivan Semeniuk, astronomers believe that there is a liquid ocean beneath the surface of the moon.

Read other reports from The Huffington Post, the CBC, the New York Times. 

A view of the limb of Enceladus taken by the Cassini spacecraft showing water vapour rising above the moon.