Therefore I am not surprised when scientists find there is a possibility of life on Jupiter's moon Europa. The speculation is not new. We have known for many years that Europa was covered by water ice. We suspected there might be liquid water beneath the solid ice we saw in our satellite flybys of Jupiter. We have found more evidence that there is indeed an ocean of liquid water under the ice and we have found evidence of organic compounds on Europa.
Liquid water means moderate temperatures.
F. However, the interior of the larger bodies in the solar system is usually much warmer than the surface. None of this information is enough to prove conclusively there is life on Europa. However, as of now, Europa seems to be the best candidate for life of any place we've visited in the solar system. We still need to know if there is dissolved oxygen in the water on Europa and if there are any of the other conditions necessary for life. Many Creationists will run from that issue.