Planet Saturn it is the second largest in our solar system, and around it there are also many moons that until now have not seen any very clear explanation offered for how they were formed. Well, the researchers struggled a little and managed to provide an explanation for how the moons near the planet Saturn were formed without being swallowed over time by the cosmic body, and that's how they reached the size where I am at the moment.
Planet Saturn it should have swallowed the moon Titan, one of the largest in our solar system, when both were formed, but this did not happen, and researchers did not know until now why. Well, in the process of formation for the planet Saturn, but also the moon Titan, they initially started as spiral clouds of cosmic dust, which over an extraordinary number of years coalesced into the planet and moon we know today .
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Planet Saturn, in its formation process, did not swallow the moon Titan because in that cloud of cosmic dust there was a "safe" area where the material from which its moon was formed remained. The same is also true for the other moons near the planet Saturn, they manage to form in "safe zones" near the clouds of cosmic dust, the researchers reaching this conclusion despite the previous simulations, which suggested a different evolution.
“A disc of space appears on the disc that acts as a safety zone. That zone is a dusty expanse with a steep temperature change between its warmer inner edge, closer to the planet, and its cooler outer edge, closer to the void. The hot gas in that band, which fluctuates between 20 and 100 planetary radii from the infant planet, prevents more distant moons, such as Titan, from moving inward and becoming snacks for the young planet. But moons already living inside the safe zone are out of luck.”
Planet Saturn it has around or including a large ring formed by a variety of remnants of the planet, or other cosmic bodies that over time collided with it, and it was formed in a similar way. What happened during the long process of formation on the planet Saturn is more than likely valid for other planets, or other moons in the universe, and researchers now have a starting point to reveal many other mysteries.
Planet Saturn will have these moons explored in the coming years by NASA and ESA, so it is expected that many other mysteries will be revealed to all of humanity.
