Saturn’s Rings—They’re Young!
This is Ken Ham, inviting you to our Creation Museum with its God-honoring planetarium shows.
The sixth planet in our solar system, Saturn, is surrounded by thousands of intricate rings. One spacecraft, Cassini, passed through these rings at the end of its mission.
As it passed through, it measured the gravitational pull of the rings and confirmed they’re too light to have lasted for billions of years. Cassini also measured dust coming from outer space, and found the rings are too clean to be old. Researchers were forced to conclude Saturn’s rings must somehow be young.
This doesn’t surprise…
The skinny
The skinny isn't ready yet — notes appear once the transcript is processed.