Ring Arcs is a segmental feature within planetary ring systems that consists of confined, arc-like concentrations of material maintained by gravitational interactions with nearby moons, distinguishing it from continuous ring structures through its discontinuous and dynamically stabilized morphology.
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ALMA images the many faces of the NGC 1068 torus and its surroundings
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