Titlebook: Exploring the Ocean Worlds of Our Solar System; Bernard Henin Book 2024Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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Ganymede exploration begins with an in-depth review of its initial discovery by Galileo, followed by a comprehensive analysis of the observations made over the centuries preceding the era of spacecraft exploration. The observations conducted by spacecraft which provided unprecedented insights into Ganymede’

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Europa in-depth review of its initial discovery by Galileo, followed by a comprehensive analysis of the observations made over the centuries preceding the era of spacecraft exploration. We also review in detail the Galileo mission, its genesis, the technical problems the spacecraft faced during its missio

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Titaniquid environments, one at the surface and one at the subsurface. Our exploration begins with an in-depth review of its initial discovery by Huygens, followed by a comprehensive analysis of the observations made over the centuries preceding the era of spacecraft exploration. We also review in detail

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Ceres, Dione, and Arielers, we shift our focus to the intriguing dwarf planet Ceres, along with the moons Dione and Ariel. Despite lacking definitive proof, we examine compelling observations suggesting that these planetary bodies likely harbor subsurface oceans. Through a comprehensive overview of these bodies and the sp

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Triton and Plutor potential ocean worlds. Our focus now shifts towards Neptune’s moon Titan and the Kuiper Belt Object Pluto. These two planetary objects share a lot of similarities and provide a strong case of them likely hosting asubsurface ocean. We review each object in detail, unveiling how they were discovere

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The Possible Othersa subsurface ocean, but for which we have limited observational data to confirm this hypothesis at present. For each object, we go into detail on their discovery, any missions that have ventured to explore them, if applicable, and endeavor to describe the hypothetical characteristics of their potent

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Confirmed and Proposed Missions to the Ocean Worldsmissions that are planned to be sent to some of them. In particular, we review the European Space Agency’s?Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer,?or?Juice, mission which was launched in 2023 and is expected to arrive at the Jovian system in 2031. There it will study the icy moons and in particular Ganymede. We