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Beth Healey answered on 15 Oct 2015:
Hi Newstead and Melissa11!
We’re not sure, there are different theories, good question though! This is one of the great things about being a space researcher because there are still so many things to find out!
What do you think?
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Newstead,Melissa11 commented on :
thank you