Europa is the fourth-smallest moon of Jupiter. It is thought to have an underground icy ocean, one that may potentially sustain life. Europa has a diameter of about 3100 kilometers and an average density of 3.013 ± 0.005 grams per cubic centimeter, (making it smaller than Earth's moon) and is about 4.29 astronomical units away from the Earth. Europa is located in Sol, in the galaxy known as the Milky Way, within the Local Group, within the Virgo Supercluster.

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very true, but it's the fourth largest, not the fourth smallest.

i am that guy

the fact that there IS a slight curve 💀

yeah accually in the picture I can see a little bit of a curve I think but I might be trippin

I can see it too

common flat earther L

Magic water. It's level in a cup. It's level in a tub. It's level in a pool. It's level in a pond. It's level in a lake. But it curves in the ocean??? How does this magic water know when to curve and what causes it? Ohhhh....gravity! The invisible force so strong it holds trillions of gallons of water down, forcing it to curve, yet is weak enough that a baby bird can escape it's force. Your all a bunch of indoctrinated suckers, suckers.

The truth is that an ocean is so large it goes around a curve of the Earth. Do your research

Is this “/s”? I legitimately can’t tell.