NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory chuan, The Spitzer Space Telescope hmangin, tunhma a an lo la hmuh ngai reng reng loh, planet Saturn hual tu vur leh vaivut kual rui mai chu an hmuchhuak thar tih Tuesday, October 6th 2009, khan apuang.
JPL spokeswoman Whitney Clavin chuan, “he planet kual chhuak tu (ring) hi a englo/fiah loh bakah, eng hrim hrim a la chhawng thalo chung pawn, infrared (wavelength sang tak nei) Spitzer telescope chuan a hmu thei a ni,” a ti. Tun hmain an entlang ang hian tuman an la en ngailo tih a sawi bawk.
The bulk of the ring material starts about 3.7 million miles from the planet and extends outward about another 7.4 million miles.
The newly found ring is so huge it would take 1 billion Earths to fill it, JPL said.
– comcast.net
