Astronomers Can’t Explain This Strange Moon in Our Solar System Even after 350 Years!
By definition, a moon is a natural astronomical object that is in orbit around a much more massive parent planet. A look at the gigantic subglacial oceans, fascinating cryovolcanism, and other unique phenomena we find on many satellites shows that the constant companions of planets are stunning cosmic worlds.
As is well known, the first manned moon landing in 1969 was to be one of the most significant milestones in space travel. Although mankind succeeded in setting foot on the natural satellite of the Earth, this does not mean that we have solved all the lunar mysteries of our solar system.
One satellite in particular has puzzled experts for some time: Saturn’s moon Iapetus. What great mysteries still shroud this celestial body, we reveal to you now!