Planet Saturn it is part of a surprising revelation made by the researchers who monitor very carefully everything that is happening at a great distance from the Earth at the moment, and it is something impressive. The planet Saturn has a series of moons orbiting it, and one of them, called Enceladus, has ice on the surface, and water is found under it, scientists believe that life forms could be hiding there, regardless of which .
Planet Saturn it has no detected life, or at least possible, but the moon Enceladus seems to have "recent" ice formed in its northern hemisphere, while in the southern one there are geysers that throw ice into the atmosphere, and the universe. Analyzing infrared images taken by the Cassini spacecraft on the planet Saturn, scientists have managed to discover completely unusual areas where there is ice, but where it was thought that in fact nothing would have been found
Planet Saturn: INCREDIBLE Images that STUNNED Researchers
Planet Saturn it is active throughout its atmosphere, but the moon Enceladus seemed to be active only in the area of the southern hemisphere, and the researchers discovered that in fact even the northern one has an unusually high activity. For now, scientists do not know exactly how the ice was formed in the northern hemisphere on the planet Saturn, which is not surprising, but they say that everything is quite "recent" in relation to what is happening in the southern hemisphere.
Planet Saturn it has not been flown by any spacecraft for several years, and this is because NASA sent the Cassini spacecraft into the planet's atmosphere to be completely destroyed, before downloading its most recent recordings. Those recordings can be the basis for years of research, and impressive discoveries about what is hidden on the planet Saturn, or perhaps on any of the moons that it has in orbit.
Planet Saturn for now, it remains a source of many mysteries, and it will be interesting to see how many of them will be able to be deciphered by scientists until they run out of data to verify.
