Europa is a Star Trek planet that is alive (the discovery of life elsewhere)

It has tunnels like blood vessels. Its heating comes from inside the
planet.

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Like roots, some places have 8 or more tunnels running/rolling
together.
http://www.cas.usf.edu/~jryan/Europa5.JPG

A life organism, a plant, the size of the planet that brings warm and
life to bacteria and other life forms. Perhaps a result of
genetic manipulation by aliens to establish life on Europa. They
use biological means, and their host planet plant to move in.

There was sign of aliens, the reaction was that why would aliens
travel 7 million lightyears to just turn back? The answer is they
need a home.

What are the chances of two caves running in parallel? For
thousands of kilimeters? Wouldn't this suggest the possibility of
life being involved?

CHICAGO, Illinois (AP) -- -- Federal officials say it was probably just
some weird weather phenomenon, but a group of United Airlines employees
swear they saw a mysterious, saucer-shaped craft hovering over O'Hare
Airport in November.
The workers, some of them pilots, said the object didn't have lights
and hovered over an airport terminal before shooting up through the
clouds, according to a report in Monday's Chicago Tribune.
The Federal Aviation Administration acknowledged that a United
supervisor had called the control tower at O'Hare, asking if anyone had
spotted a spinning disc-shaped object. But the controllers didn't see
anything, and a preliminary check of radar found nothing out of the
ordinary, FAA spokeswoman Elizabeth Isham Cory said.
"Our theory on this is that it was a weather phenomenon," Cory said.
"That night was a perfect atmospheric condition in terms of low (cloud)
ceiling and a lot of airport lights. When the lights shine up into the
clouds, sometimes you can see funny things."
The FAA is not investigating, Cory said.
United spokeswoman Megan McCarthy said company officials don't recall
discussing any such incident from November 7.
At least one O'Hare controller, union official Craig Burzych, was
amused by it all.
"To fly 7 million light years to O'Hare and then have to turn around
and go home because your gate was occupied is simply unacceptable," he
said.

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