Exploring Enceladus: Saturn's Mysterious Moon

Enceladus, Saturn's sixth-largest moon, is known for its reflective icy surface and potential for life. Discovered by William Herschel, it has a diameter of 500 km and orbits Saturn every 1.4 Earth days. Voyager and Cassini missions revealed its icy surface and cryovolcanic activity, suggesting a rocky core and potential habitability. Future missions may explore its potential for life.

What evidence suggests that Enceladus may have the potential to support life?

What future explorations are proposed for Enceladus and what might they involve?