The Dhaka Times Desk The second largest planet in the solar system planet saturn. NASA has recently confirmed the location of a mysterious object at the edge of Saturn's rings Cassini spacecraft. Many astronomers believe that the mysterious object could be a new satellite of Saturn that is in the early stages of formation.
Saturn excels in beauty compared to other planets in the solar system due to its attractive rings, which create an abstract image on the cosmic canvas. The giants orbiting the planet the ring or the ring has Interestingly, the discovered ring is so huge that it has enough space to fill a hundred million or even a billion Earths. Most of the ring is covered by ice, sand, etc.
NASA for more detailed study of Saturn Cassini (Cassini) sent the spacecraft in 1997. The Cassini spacecraft reached Saturn's orbit in 2004. Since then the spacecraft has started sending pictures and videos. Amazing images of Saturn and its two moons sent by the Cassini spacecraft! – We knew in a previous article titled.
British astronomer Carl Murray First spotted the mysterious object in the image sent by Cassini. It was discovered by analyzing 107 images of Saturn's rings. Cassini photographed the object on April 15 last year. On April 19, Carl Moore analyzed the images and named the object peggy. Interestingly, Peggy is the name of Carl Moore's mother-in-law and it was her birthday that day. He named the bag Peggy to commemorate his mother-in-law's birthday.
Peggy is very thin. An object just 0.6 miles or 1 kilometer in diameter is nothing in front of Saturn. Astronomers disagree about whether Peggy is actually a satellite. The Cassini spacecraft will be closer to Peggy after January this year. A better understanding of Peggy is expected then, subject to the availability of better photographs.
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