Is There Life On Europa? NASA Teases 'Surprising' Announcement about One of Jupiter's Moons

The space agency has revealed it will be holding a press conference on Monday to discuss the finding. NASA will hold an extraordinary instructions on Monday night to examine new discoveries about Jupiter's moon, Europa.

The removed moon has pulled in the space organization's consideration for some time, since it is accepted there are monster lakes beneath the surface that could possibly harbour life.

While a mission to send a test to Europa is being arranged, the moon is likewise being seen from the Hubble Space Telescope.

"Astronomers will present results from a unique Europa observing campaign that resulted in surprising evidence of activity that may be related to the presence of a subsurface ocean on Europa," officials from the Hubble Space Telescope agency said in a statement.

Many experts believe that, if there is alien life in the solar system, Europa is where it will be found.

The 1,900-mile-wide moon has vast amounts of liquid water beneath its surface that could be interacting with the rocky mantle.

The smart people at Space.com figure NASA may uncover that it has spotted tufts of water vapour augmenting outwards from Europa's surface.

A tuft of water vapour emitting from the frigid surface of Jupiter's moon Europa, as the check down has started for a mission to find whether life may exist on Jupiter's moon Europa.

Hubble reportedly spotted this before in 2012, but it hasn't been seen since.

Either way, we'll find out something "surprising" at 6pm GMT on Monday, September 26, when NASA's conference is due to begin.