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What sets the planet Saturn among the planets of the solar system are its rings, but scientists believe that these rings could disappear by 100 million years ago alone, not to mention the age of the same gaseous planet, which is about 4 billion years old.
This discovery is the conclusion reached by scientists from the US Space Agency "NASA" concerning the rings, which are mainly composed of ice, dust and cosmic gases.
NASA scientists claim that the rings are subject to the gravity of Saturn and fall in the form of a "ring rain" on its surface.
"We believe that the living waters, which fall to the surface of the planet in half an hour, are equivalent to an Olympic pool," said NASA's research team leader and author, James Odonhoo. .
"For this reason alone, the loop system will disappear in 300 million years, but if we add the measurements of the Cbadini probe to the Saturn equator, the rings will disappear in 100 million years . "
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Arab Sky News
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