What Do Saturn's Rings Conceal?

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The Solar System contains millions of objects - from tiny meteoroids to majestic gas giants. The largest planets in the system are accompanied by dozens of satellites, with Saturn in the lead in terms of their number. A big number of celestial bodies of all sorts of chemical composition and size are constantly looping around it following bizarre trajectories and interacting with each other. Some of them form giant rings, which is truly a spectacular sight. However, this wasn’t always the case...
00:00 Intro
00:46 How did Saturn's rings form?
03:14 Saturn's rings
06:47 Enceladus
09:06 Tethys
11:40 Titan
14:29 Ending
#Saturn #Planet #Rings #Space #Titan #Kosmo

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Way tooooo long!!!😱

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[@teddyboukagain9985]

Ever since I saw the first photos of Saturn in the 80’s I always imagined that the rings were made up of dust no bigger than a grain of sand, I’m glad I was wrong.

[@kayakMike1000]

Don't feel bad. Before I learned about the birds and the bees, I honestly thought cats were all girls and dogs were all boys.

[@TURBOMIKEIFY]

Shoot. Even in around 2001 when I was in around 1st grade, I thought the particles of the rings were the same size. You good my boi.

[@teddyboukagain9985]

@@kayakMike1000 lololol. Crazy how that makes sense to kids, I probably thought something just like tjat

[@kishascape]

Some parts of the rings actually are. Particles range from microscopic to the size of a huge building. There’s even a faint outer ice ring from the geysers on Enceladus spraying into space.

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The satellite braking up would have been spectacular to see.

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Yes, the Cretaceous dinosaurs may have enjoyed the show, as well as the impact of Tycho on the moon!

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@@eamonia Some blankets wouldn't hurt either

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Like watching a train wreck at 1000fps

[@paulforester6996]

When I was a kid, I had reoccurring dreams of flying through space. It took a long time to get to Saturn. I remember one time I saw what looked to be a old frozen space craft floating in the rings. I don't expect anyone to find it, but that would be cool to explore the rings to find something like that, or some old alien space junk.

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Agreed it’s very unlikely. More likely we’ll find some dead civilisations out there in the cosmos one day? Maybe in some faraway galaxy?

[@avistryfe4534]

Maybe there was one and that was how they communicated their final plea for help.

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I don't know, we might wanna take a closer look at Phoebe, just a feeling.

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@@avistryfe4534 I thought of writing a short book/story about some of these dreams. It's better than all that same old recycled crap at the theater. How many sequels and prequels do we need? I love original sci-fi.

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@@logicplague2077 I'll do that if I find myself lucid dreaming in space again. In my dreams, space is real empty, so you have to travel a huge amount of space to get anywhere. It was real hard to get out that far in my dreams. I wasn't always successful at it. Thanks for the input.

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Having the info distilled and delivered in this way is fantastic. Saturn, it's rings and moons never cease to amaze... Thanks S.W.

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Saturn and it's rings are absolutely fascinating! It would be a sight to behold to see this in person and one day in the future perhaps human colonists on Titan will have this privilege. Great video thanks Kosmo 🏆

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

We best hurry. I believe they have given the rings a lifespan of only 200,000 years or so. Constantly raining down onto the planet, some collecting into moons. Could you even imagine Saturn with no rings?!

[@TheLastStarfighter77]

@@MrEnjoivolcom1 yes sir indeed, but taking into account that we have gone from the T model Ford to fully electrical car's in only one century and everything SpaceX is achieving ATM and no one presses that button to destroy humanity, things could go well for future generations, let's hope!

[@mongenjeff]

those pics of moonlets causing km-high ripples casting shadows on the rings below absolutely blew me away when I first saw them. would love to fly through, it would be breathtaking.

[@critterfestsanctuary2446]

Here's a mind blown. It would take our most powerful rocket over two days at high speed to travel from the outer ring to the inner one. We just can't imagine how huge it is and that some rocks in the ring are the size of a house. Wow !!!

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Saturn is like a bee hive, when you look at the moons circling around it.. it's amazing..

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Imagine if we could see Saturn and her rings from earth as clearly as we see our moon.

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Every clear night i would be outside for hours gazing upwards with blown away eyes and mind and probably would be also spectacularly visible during certain daylight conditions and as well seen during early morning and early evening twilight transitions.

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It is interesting how such large moons like Titans or the Galilei moons could be easily rocky planets around the Sun if they wouldn't be so unfortunate to be captured by the gravity of the gas giants. And we will never know how many rogue planets we had in our solar system.

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They are like mini solar systems orbiting the Gas giants because in reality that’s what they look like with their moons orbiting them when you think of it.

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The B Ring conceals (revealed by Cassini) the frozen architectural remnants of advanced Saturnian Civilizations lost forever > 5:27

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Anyone else notice Saturn's rings forming closely match the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs, any connections there?

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Given the size of the rings, I'm curious at how massive the moon would have been?

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[@DoctaOsiris]

But isn't dust a solid too? Or did I just wake up in an alternate universe? 😲 🤣

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How do Saturn move in spherical galaxy with all of its ring intact?

[@lilysceesawjeanmoonlight]

They've also found that Neptune/Uranus also has rings?!?

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Powerful geezers sounds scary.

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I didn't know there was old people there. "Geezer activity on the surface".

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Why don't the materials that make up the rings collapse into Saturn due to gravity, considering it is Saturn's gravity that captured them in the first place?

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It is. It will just take an enourmous amount of time. We will be 10 trillion years dead by then.

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They say that is what's happening. Over 100s of millions of years, the rings will dissipate into Saturn

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They contain a basketball team and their silly dog as they run around and dribble the balls on the rings, just like an old ‘70s cartoon. 😉