Enceladus Space Ocean Corp Mission

Enceladus (Videos 1 /2 / 3)(27 People)

Enceladus has snow, ice (less than a mile thick), over 70 geysers, and a 25 mile deep ocean. The Space Ocean Corp goal of taking surface and subsurface level video of Enceladus’ oceans is not to find life, but to satisfy the survival instinct, and 100% guarantee there is useful water on Enceladus; & to pump/collect/or store that water into a known sized container for sale to space organizations.

Our commercial mission to Enceladus is a water collection and a photography mission for survival (rocket fuel, oxygen, drinking, radiation protection, hygiene). One gallon of water on Mars and elsewhere in the solar system is valued at $1 billion dollars per gallon. (25 Intriguing Questions About Enceladus.) We intend to collect 1,500 to 100,000 gallons of water.

We can land a private water mission on Enceladus in the 2030s.
- NASA’s not going to land on Enceladus until 2051 at the earliest, and it looks like the 2026 New Flagship #2 Enceladus funding is getting s i d e l i n e d.
After Cassini, there have been several proposed follow up missions to Enceladus:
- 2023 EMF, Enceladus Multiple Flybye
- 2022 SWIM Sensing With Independent Micro-swimmers
- 2020 Enceladus Orbilander Decadal Survey Mission pdf / Mission Concept / overview video / Initial Response to the Decadal Survey / NASEM Testimony About Decadal Survey
- 2020 Enceladus Vent Explorer
- 2017 E² T
- 2017 ELSAH, Enceladus Life Signatures and Habitability
- 2016 Life Investigation For Enceladus
- 2015 ELF, Enceladus Life Finder
- 2015 THEO, Testing the Habitability of Enceladus’s Ocean
- 2012 – Present EnEx, Enceladus Explorer, a German Space Agency (DLR) mission (English Translation of the DLR page) 2023 Update, Update 2: https://www.space.com/scientists-test-submarines-saturn-moon-enceladus
- 2011 JET, Journey To Enceladus And Titan
Types of Equipment Proposed:
- IceMole Drill / Video
- Mini submarine [Examples: Hydrus; & at Cornell 1, 2, 3, Sponsors]
- Thermal Probe
Enceladus News (Research Gate)
Info:
- Enceladus is very active and exciting because of the tiger stripe region on its south pole which would be a good entry point to its 25 mile deep ocean. Over 70 geysers exist on the south pole region of Enceladus which put out 250 Kg of water every second at speeds of up to 1200 mph.
- Trajectory data – An Investigation of a Mission to Enceladus and Possible Return
- 5 Lagrange Points
- pH Modeling for the Ocean of Enceladus (pdf)
- Details of Enceladus Subsurface Ocean
- Enceladus is the sixth-largest moon of Saturn.
- Article on Enceladus
- FAQ on NASA website
- TED video by Dr. Jennifer Heldmann (Bio) proposing mini submarine mission to Enceladus
- Science Objectives for Flagship-Class Mission Concepts for the Search for Evidence of Life at Enceladus
- Abundant phosphorus expected for possible life in Enceladus’s ocean
- Facts about Saturns Moons including Enceladus
- Chris McKay etal Article

Triton (Video 1)

Mini submarine
We’ve seen active geysers since 1989 with Voyager.
Triton is the largest moon of the planet Neptune.
Has an atmosphere.
faq on NASA website

Ganymede (Video 1)

Largest moon in the solar system.
faq on NASA website
Mini submarine
Ganymede, the biggest moon in the Solar System, has layers of ice and water that are NINE HUNDRED KILOMETRES deep (559 miles). The average ocean depth on Earth is 3.7 km (2.3 miles).

Europa (Video 1)