Current Event Report Title: Oceans on Saturn’s moon Source: CNN Article Date: April 3, 2014 News Type: World Summary: NASA’s Cassini spacecraft shows the existence of a body of water, the size of Lake Superior, beneath a layer of ice on the south pole of one of Saturn’s moons. This means that Saturn’s sixth largest moon is open to life. However, this is not found in the north pole. The reason is that the north is heavily cratered, and has rock underneath it, while the south is not, and has resurfaced over time. Other moons, such as Titan of Saturn, and Europa, Callista, and Ganymade of Jupiter may also have oceans under ice. Personal Response: I chose this article because I like learning things about space. I love to discover interesting things about the world, especially space. I think that the fact that there is H2o on a moon is very interesting. That means that there could be extraterrestrial life in outer space. This is important because with this info...