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Diamonds Fall From the Sky on Jupiter and Saturn, Study Suggests
Diamonds may fall like rain on Jupiter and Saturn, a new study suggests. Diamonds may fall like rain on Jupiter and Saturn, a new study suggests. According to the astrophysicists from the University of Wisconsin, Madison and California Specialty Engineering, powerful storms on both planets create carbon particles, which are then transformed into diamonds as they fall inward, facing greater and greater pressure.
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