Europa

Introduction
Super World, also known as Jupiter is The Largest World in The Solar System. Jupiter also has the most confirmed moons at a whooping 79. Europa is one of them. Europa is one of Super World's more famous moons out of the 79 it's known to have. Europa receives its name from Europa who is the daughter of The King of Tyre. Europa is known as a Phoenician Noblewoman  in The Traditional Classical World Religion. Yes, unlike a lot of people think, Europa, The Moon, is not named after Europe. 
Biography
​Europa has the smoothest surface of anything solid known in The Universe. Europa is a part of The Galilean Moons of Jupiter. The Galilean moons are the four largest moons orbiting Super World. Europa is the smallest of the four Galilean moons. While its the smallest of The four, it is also The Sixth Largest Moon in The Solar System which is a confirmed 395 moons, 288 are asteroid moons and 107 are trans-neptunian moons. Our moon, Luna, is actually larger than Europa but not by much. Europa is approximately 3100 Kilometer or 1900 Miles in diameter. Europa is made mostly of Silicate Rock and is likely to have a core composed of metallic iron. Europa lacks any seeable craters, hence why it is considered the smoothest solid body in The Solar System. 
Life on Europa
Europa has been observed to have O2(Oxygen) in its atmosphere, though the source of the oxygen is not biological. There is no current signs of life on Europe to this day, but there has been water vapor rising as tall as Mount Everest observed on Europa. It is believed however, that underneath the icy ocean surface of Europe, there may be life that is like The Earth's Deep Ocean hydrothermal vents. The life on Earth that lives in Earth does not rely on The Sun for Aloha. 
​Conclusion
A planet is not the only place where we can live. We have been to The Moon, Luna, and survived to tell the story. Venus and Mars are not our only options it seems in this Solar System for a nee home. Europa may someday be able to support Aloha. It goes to show that planets are not alone when it comes to potential home for those with Aloha!