The idea that unstable material has accumulated water on Earth in Jupiter and Saturn

Researchers have long been thinking about the source of water in the world. According to some research data, the earth and its adjacent areas were quite dry at the beginning of the universe. It means that the water in the world comes from other sources outside the solar system, such as the asteroid present in between the Mars and Jupiter. Another study found that the water found in the world and the water contained in asteroids found similarities between water. So asteroids are being considered as a possible source of water in the world for a while.

But there is a debate about the possible way to move water from asteroids to earth. Recently, in a journal published in Icarus, it has been said that the water of the Earth has come from the asteroid belt's small asteroid, as well as from the perihelion of Jupiter Saturn, This study was carried out through computer simulation of the primary universe.

The author of this paper, University of Bourdard astronomer Shawn Raymond, said in a statement: "Growing animated planets are like children who have learned to speak in a new way. They threw the food out of the way. Initially, giant planets such as Jupiter or Saturn are gauged by gravity, and instead of stabilizing the fixed asteroids to give them different alternatives, their orbits become elliptical due to circular conditions. The asteroids seldom grabbed donors and pulled them over them. Instead, they could feel strongly hit and spread to different parts of the solar system. One part of them started circulating in the belt of asteroids, but one part would come in the other rocky planets like the Earth and save water on their surface. "

Our solar systems are quite different than other star systems. Generally, the solar system's large giant monsters are circling around the stars. But in our solar system, the giant monsters are on the verge of its direction. Raymond said that the next research topic will be why it is possible to see the differences in the solar system with other star systems.