Voyager 1 Discovers Jupiter's Thin Faint Ring In March 1979
Voyager 1 takes historic photograph showing first evidence of a faint ring around Jupiter on March 4, 1979. The image reveals a broad light band across the center created by the extremely thin ring. Background stars' trails appear wavy due to the spacecraft's natural oscillation. It can be ideal for use in educational materials, space research articles, or documentaries about planetary discoveries.
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