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Svetach [21]
3 years ago
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What are the four parts of Jupiter’s ring system?

Biology
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lions [1.4K]3 years ago
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The four main components of Jupiter Rings include –  

a) Halo Ring – It is the closest ring and has a radius ranging from 92000 Km to 122,500 Km. It is the inner cloudy ring with a total width of 12,500 Km

b) Main Ring – The main ring has a width of 7000 Km and includes the orbit of moon Adrastea and Metis. It is made up of dust.  

c) Amalthea gossamer ring – It is the outer ring opposite to the halo ring and extends beyond the orbit of moon Amalthea

d) Thebe gossamer ring – It is the faintest ring of Jupiter

iragen [17]3 years ago
3 0
<span>Jupiter's ring system has three main components: a pair of very faint outer rings called the gossamer rings; a wide, flat main ring; and a thick inner ring called the halo.</span>
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