The planet Jupiter has revealed a truly impressive mystery that scientists have not known about until now, and this comes as a major surprise to the scientific world, until now not knowing why the rings it has are so small in relation with the planet itself, but an explanation is finally provided.
The planet Jupiter would have rings so small, compared to its size, because of the moons that constantly orbit it, and that did not allow the formation of ice on the rings that surround the planet, so that they cannot be observed by researchers using ordinary scientific equipment, which of course makes its analysis more difficult.
The planet Jupiter had its rings hidden until the Voyager spacecraft was sent by NASA to explore it, so it was only a few decades ago that scientists saw for the first time these very thin rings that surround the planet from an account to another, but which can be easily observed only there.
The planet Jupiter has around it several moons that have very strong gravitational forces, and among them, the Ganymede moon is the one that destroyed the chances of the planet having rings around it, at least based on the estimates that were made by people of science until now, and it is expected that others will be made.
"I've long wondered why Jupiter doesn't have more amazing rings to put Saturn to shame. If Jupiter had them, it would appear even brighter to us, because the planet is much closer than Saturn. We didn't know these ephemeral rings existed until Voyager passed by because we couldn't see them."
The planet Jupiter is the largest in the solar system, and precisely its size generated this "problem", and this is because every large planet also has large moons around it, so it is impossible to have dense rings, something that scientists have discovered for some time, and now he is trying to explain what is happening.
The planet Jupiter is still being flown by the Cassini space probe during this period, so we will certainly find out other important information about what is happening near it, but it remains to be seen how many of them will solve the mysteries that exist around the planet at the moment.
