Quantum Locking and the Meissner Effect Lead to the Origin and Stability of the Saturn Rings System

V. Tchernyi, A. Y. Pospelov
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It is demonstrated how superconducting iced particles of the protoplanetary cloud of Saturn are coming to magnetic equator plane and create the stable enough rings disk. There are two steps. First, after appearance of the Saturn magnetic field due to Meissner phenomenon, all particles orbits are moving to the magnetic equator plane. Finally they become distributed as rings and gaps like iron particles around magnet on laboratory table. And they are separated from each other by the magnetic field expelled from them. It takes up to few tens of thousands years with ten meters rings disk thickness. Second, because of quantum locking all particles become to be locked within magnetic well at the magnetic equator plane due to Abrikosov vortex for superconductor. Finally each particle is locked within three-dimensional magnetic well. It works even when particles have small fraction of superconductor. During the rings evolution some contribution to the disk also could come from the collision-generated debris of the current moon, coming meteorites and from the geysers like it happened due to magnetic coupling of Saturn and Enceladus. The rings are relict of the early days of the magnetic field of Saturn system.
量子锁定和迈斯纳效应导致土星环系统的起源和稳定性
论证了土星原行星云的超导冰粒子是如何到达磁赤道平面并形成足够稳定的环盘的。有两个步骤。首先,由于迈斯纳现象,土星磁场出现后,所有粒子的轨道都向磁赤道平面移动。最后,它们像实验室桌子上磁铁周围的铁颗粒一样,以环形和间隙的形式分布。它们被从它们身上射出的磁场分开。它需要几万年的时间,环盘厚度为10米。其次,由于量子锁定,所有粒子都被锁定在磁赤道面上的磁阱中,这是由于超导体的阿布里科索夫涡旋造成的。最后,每个粒子被锁定在三维磁阱中。即使粒子中有一小部分超导体,它也能起作用。在土星环的演化过程中,对土星盘的一些贡献也可能来自于当前卫星碰撞产生的碎片,来自于陨石和间歇泉,就像土星和土卫二的磁耦合所产生的那样。这些环是土星系统早期磁场的遗迹。
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