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Last Updated: Tuesday, 13 March 2007, 19:22 GMT
Enceladus (Nasa/JPL/Space Science Institute)
Hot start explains moon's geysers
The plumes of water that erupt from Saturn's moon Enceladus are traced back to a radioactive "meltdown".
Saturn moon's cosmic graffiti art
Saturn's moon 'best bet for life'

Picture courtesy of Science Photo Library 'Binding' carbon targets proposed
The UK government will seek a 60% cut in UK carbon dioxide emissions by 2050 in its plan to tackle global warming.
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