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I find the conclusions in this article to be suspect since they are all based on "computer simulations" of the Centaur Asteroids' encounters with computer simulated gas giant planets over 100 million years of orbits based on assumptions that the Centaur Asteroid's rings are composed of water, which is bogus since the existence of those rings in known only because of observation by occultation by instrumentation not equipped to test for composition. Ergo, the really don't know what those rings are made of. That assumption is a pure nose picking claim with out proof! Everything else is in the simulation is based on that original assumption. —Electric Universe PING!

Artist's Representation of a Centaur Asteroid
Note: the ring would not glow, it would be black

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