"NASA's Innovative Plan to Land on an Ocean World Unveiled"

TL;DR
NASA is preparing for a mission to Jupiter's moon Europa, with the Europa Clipper set to launch in October to assess the moon's potential for harboring life. A follow-up mission, the Europa Lander, is being developed to land on Europa's surface and collect samples from beneath the ice, searching for signs of life. The lander's unique spider-like landing gear is being tested at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and it will carry instruments to dig into the ice and conduct experiments. The Europa Clipper will precede the lander, arriving at Europa in 2030 after traveling hundreds of millions of miles.
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