Planet Jupiter it is one of the largest in the entire solar system, and you certainly know that around it there are a number of moons that have started to be extremely interesting for researchers from all over the world. Based on the advanced research that they have been doing recently, it seems that the moons near the planet Jupiter would have been formed over time starting from what could be very small hail that exists around the planet.
Planet Jupiter would have stuck in its orbit these very small pieces of hail, which collected gases, and various other residues from the universe to reach what we now know as the moons of the planet. Those microscopic bits of hail appeared around the planets during the formation of the universe, but of course after the planet Jupiter was already formed, and to reach the shape they have today, it took millions upon millions of years of gathering materials.
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Planet Jupiter at least some of the moons in the Galileo system would have been formed like this, and the researchers tested their theory through computer simulations, ending up reproducing exactly what they observe in the universe. Of course, the planet Jupiter also contributed to all this, which released towards those pieces of hail many quantities of hydrogen and helium, their combination with various other materials and the gravitational forces of the planet created the moons of now.
Planet Jupiter it collects in its rings a good part of the gases and materials that escape from its atmosphere, but what came out beyond them ended up helping to form the moons near the planet. Of course, this whole process was a very long one, and it was not simple, and in the animated image above you can see exactly what happened near the planet Jupiter, but also how long it took to initiate this moon formation process Europe, for example.
Planet Jupiter would have helped in this way in the formation of all its moons, but other verifications are also needed for this interesting theory that the researchers have created.
