Cassini spacecraft reaches to Saturn

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Cassini reached to Saturn, then dived into its rings after a journey that lasted 20 years from November 1997 till now

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Abu Abd-Allah (Mohammed-Ali Hassan Al-Hilly, the interpreter of the Quran and the Bible) said to me once: the rings of Saturn are a rainbow

So it is only the light coming into its elements: the color of the rainbow
And because Saturn lies with some angle from us on Earth, we see that Saturn has colored rings although the colors are not very clear, like it is in the rainbow that we see following rain or about that

Now, see what NASA said recently about its spacecraft Cassini

Some of our friends here wrote in this forum about this some years ago
Are the rings of Saturn merely a rainbow phenomenon?

"The American space agency says the Cassini satellite encountered very few particles as it dived between Saturn and its rings last week.
There were fears that the probe might hit fragments of ice or rock, and that these could cause significant damage.
Cassini made the plunge with its radio dish pointing forward like a shield.
But the latest analysis indicates there were hardly any impacts and those particles the probe did strike were only smoke-sized.
"The region between the rings and Saturn is 'the big empty,' apparently," commented Cassini project manager, Earl Maize, of Nasa’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.
"Cassini will stay the course, while the scientists work on the mystery of why the dust level is much lower than expected."

This is quoted from the BBC news
Cassini ran through the 'big empty' - BBC News

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If we read carefully, we know that NASA scientists
did not expect this outcome, and it is mysterious to them

Some of the weird and wrong concepts of astronomers
They think that Saturn is gaseous, and its rings are solid

How can this be any logical?

While the truth is: Saturn is solid like Earth, and its rings are the dispersion of light and the dissociation of its elements through the cloud and ice of its tremendous atmosphere