Life found in lake below 300-metre-thick Icelandic glacier
Researchers have found new evidence of bacterial life in samples from Iceland's SkaftÃ¡rkatlar lake, which lies beneath a 300-metre-thick ice sheet. The lake is one of the best places on Earth to study how life might thrive in underground oceans on Saturn's and Jupiter's icy moons, researchers said, as its waters have probably never been exposed to Earth's atmosphere.