What are the rings of Saturn made of?

Answer 1

Saturn's rings are made of tiny pieces of frozen ice and rock. There are about a thousand rings around Saturn, but they are made of decaillions of pieces. From Earth you can see Saturn in the night sky, but you need a telescope to see its rings.

Answer 2

Saturn's rings are made of Rock's and ice scientist and people say that its ring is the prettiest and are hoping to have samples and study it a little bit more
Scientists believe that Saturn's rings are made out of billions of chunks of ice.
Saturns rings are made of over thousands of chunks of ice, rock fragments, dust particles and gases.
The rings of Saturn are made up of 99.9% water ice. I just saw this on an episode of Wonders of the Solar System with Professor Brian Cox, and I looked it up just to be sure.
Saturn's rings are composed of ice, dust, and rock particles of different sizes.
The rings of Saturn are comprised of particles of gas and dust and rocks that swirl around Saturn at high speeds. They are believed to be the remnants of a moon that had been pulled in by Saturn's gravity and ripped apart as it drew too near.
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That's a matter of some argument. The best explanations for the way that the rings glisten is that they are a mixture of ice and dust.

We hope to have better answers after the Cassini probe, now in orbit around Saturn, makes some more observations.
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Answer 3

mainly ice and rocks that range from particles as fine as dust to blocks up to 3 meters.

Answer 4

saturns rings is made of ice.one of the saturns moon exploded thats why saturn has rings.

Answer 5

Saturn rings are made of ice,rock and dust

Answer 6

The rings that surround Saturn are mainly made of ice particles, rocky debris and dust.

Answer 7

Saturn's rings are composed of ice, dust, and rock particles of different sizes.The rings of Saturn are the extensive planetary ring system of any other planet in the solar system.

Answer 8

Ice and rocks in space