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Evidence of Hydrothermal Activity on Enceladus, Hypotheses for Silica and Methane plumes
stevesliva
post Mar 11 2015, 11:10 PM
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Enceladus May Harbor Hydrothermal Activity

Silica detected by the CDA doesn't have a plausible genesis other than water supersaturated with silica cooling.

Methane detected by INMS could be explained by methane being produced faster than it can be bound up in clathrates.
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Vultur
post Jun 28 2016, 12:32 PM
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Wow - an ocean 45 kilometers deep, with the moon being 40% liquid water by volume? That's pretty incredible.
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