Downvote the post, should help it not appear in others feeds. You’ll be doing the r/space community a favor to downvote posts like this and anti space posts that are popping up nowadays

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But something has changed with the algorithms that determine "Best", "Hot", etc.

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My Front Page keeps getting low-karma, low comment posts displaying above posts from the same subreddits with thousands of karma and hundreds of comments.

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Not on reddit but the mods who allow these kind of posts.

Water is incredibly good at radiation shielding though, and even though ice is slightly worse, it's still great for it. And we're talking potentially dozens of miles of ice here.

You have a source for that radio static fact? If it were true, wouldn't that mean that the noise would go away for half of each day when the earth is between the observer and jupiter?

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Reddit, fix your damned algorithms. Low-effort "what do you think about X?" garbage where the OP contributes nothing to the community needs to stop showing up on the Front Page.

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No, that just means people have been shadow-banned from the subreddit. Shadow-banning is a tool to keep trolls from realizing they've been banned. Instead of just blocking them from posting, it lets them post, but hides it from everyone else. That way they don't just go and make a new account.

I’m going to go with no, not possible. Never mind the miles of ice it’s the radiation from Jupiter that makes me believe it’s a sterile moon. The radiation coming from Jupiter is just unimaginable. Fun fact? When you turn the dial on and radio that static noise you hear is coming from Jupiters magnetic belts a radiation belts. Jupiter is the most deadly emitter of radiation in our solar system. So that makes me believe it’s inhospitable for life to exist anywhere near Jupiter

Not as crazy as a planet in our solar system being populated entirely by robots, like Mars is.

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There's already been a book on this subject. An interesting read. If there is such a creature I hope it is like the one in the book. Primal. Love it.

sounds like a game called r/barotrauma. actually it is a game called barotrauma

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No evidence to support that, it would be virtually impossible to verify given how deep the icy layer is. It was a cool movie though.

Because it's not conjecture- the main page says there are 3 replies and when I click the post there are 0.

It seems like a lot of comments are hidden when it comes to hit button issues or things they've been keeping from the general public.

They're buried under miles of ice.

Yep u/harvestthehealthy what do the other 3 say? Also. Why did you say this so matter of a factly OP?

It's like he knows for a fact there's something there? Did we miss something?

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Hmph. Says 3 replies but none when I click. This is turning into a YouTube censorship situation REAL quick

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