Why are moons like Europa and Enceladus seen as candidates for finding extraterrestrial life?Single choice
A
They have oceans of liquid water underneath their surface
B
They are bombarded with chunks of rock originating from Earth
C
They are protected by the magnetic field of their planet
D
They have oceans of liquid water on their surface
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