Jupiters Giant Red Spot
Jupiter's Giant Red Spot
Mars, one of the moons orbiting Mars, is destined for total destruction at the hands of its parent planet. Phobos and Deimos are the two diminutive moons of Mars, with Phobos being the larger one at a mere diameter of approximately 11 kilometers. It maintains an incredibly close orbit to Mars, hovering a mere 6000 kilometers above the planet's surface. Phobos completes three orbits around Mars within a single day and gradually descends towards the planet at a rate of roughly two centimeters per year.
However, Phobos' fate does not simply involve being pulled into Mars. No, Mars has more sinister intentions for its minuscule moon. Over time, the tidal forces exerted by Mars upon Phobos will eventually tear it apart completely. Consequently, Mars will briefly possess rings before the fragmented remnants of Phobos succumb to gravity and descend onto the Martian surface. The evidence of this impending destruction is already visible in the form of elongation and fractures on the surface of Phobos, as depicted in the provided photograph. Astronomers estimate that Phobos has approximately 50 million years left before Mars obliterates it entirely.
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Mars, one of the moons orbiting Mars, is destined for total destruction at the hands of its parent planet. Phobos and Deimos are the two diminutive moons of Mars, with Phobos being the larger one at a mere diameter of approximately 11 kilometers. It maintains an incredibly close orbit to Mars, hovering a mere 6000 kilometers above the planet's surface. Phobos completes three orbits around Mars within a single day and gradually descends towards the planet at a rate of roughly two centimeters per year.
However, Phobos' fate does not simply involve being pulled into Mars. No, Mars has more sinister intentions for its minuscule moon. Over time, the tidal forces exerted by Mars upon Phobos will eventually tear it apart completely. Consequently, Mars will briefly possess rings before the fragmented remnants of Phobos succumb to gravity and descend onto the Martian surface. The evidence of this impending destruction is already visible in the form of elongation and fractures on the surface of Phobos, as depicted in the provided photograph. Astronomers estimate that Phobos has approximately 50 million years left before Mars obliterates it entirely.
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