Will there be a ring in Mars's future?

The video discusses the future of Mars, which is expected to have rings formed from its moon Phobos. Phobos is slowly spiraling towards Mars and will eventually reach the Roche limit, where Mars's gravity will tear it apart. The debris will form rings around Mars, lasting about 100 million years. Phobos's weak, carbon-rich composition makes it susceptible to disintegration. The video also explains tidal forces and their role in ring formation, using Phobos's Stickney crater to analyze its structural integrity.

What is the predicted time frame for Mars to develop rings according to the study?

What will the rings of Mars be composed of?

Explain the concept of the Roche limit in relation to Phobos and Mars.

How does Mars's gravity affect Phobos differently on its near and far sides?

What characteristics of Phobos contribute to its potential to break apart and form rings?