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The Mystery Behind Saturn s Rings May Have Finally Been Solved

The origin of Saturn's beautiful rings and the reason for the planet's unusually large 27 degree-tilt on its axis has puzzled astronomers for decades. Scientists had initially believed that the rings had been a part of the planet since its formation billions of years ago. However, recent research indicates that the planet acquired them sometime between 200 to 100 million years ago.

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Is An Ancient Moon Responsible for Saturn s Rings?

In a recent study published in Science, a team of researchers led by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology suggest that Saturn’s rings originated | Space

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Saturn s mysterious rings & extreme tilt: Former moon may be responsible

Saturn s mysterious rings & extreme tilt: Former moon may be responsible
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Clip New Scientist Saturn s rings could have come from a destroyed moon named Chrysalis (Sept 15) | MIT News

Clip New Scientist Saturn s rings could have come from a destroyed moon named Chrysalis (Sept 15) | MIT News
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