Saturn’s rings the remnants of a moon that strayed too close, say scientists
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Scientists say Saturn's moon Chrysalis may have been torn apart 160 million years ago. 99% of the Chrysalis wreckage appears to have plunged into Saturn's atmosphere. The remaining 1% stayed in orbit around the planet and eventually formed the ring system. Saturn is the second-largest planet in our solar system behind Jupiter.Published 4 months ago · Cambridge, United States
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