➀ The James Webb Space Telescope observed Ariel, one of Uranus' moons, and found evidence suggesting it may have an underground liquid ocean. ➁ Carbon dioxide ice was detected on Ariel's surface, which is unexpected due to Uranus' distance from the sun. ➂ The presence of carbon dioxide ice and carbonates on Ariel's surface suggests geological activity and possible interaction with an underground ocean.
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