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no one knows who discovered it but galileo was first to see the rings
Galileo did not discover Saturn. Saturn was known to people who lived thousands of years before Galileo. Galileo was the first person to see Saturn through a telescope, and the first to observe its rings. He made many of his observations from Venice.
1610- Galileo Galilei was the 1st known person to observe Saturn's rings. 1655- Christiaan Huygens was the 1st known person to see the distinctive disk around the Planet Saturn.
Galileo observed the rings of Saturn in 1610, but his telescope was too crude for him to see that they were rings -- he thus presumed they were large moons. In 1612 he looked at Saturn again, but did not see these "moons" (the rings were edge on, and thus not visible with his telescope) -- which confused him greatly. When Galileo looked again in 1614, he saw these "moons" a second time -- and thus concluded they were some kind of arms.
No, Saturn can be seen in the sky without any equipment. People have known about it since the stone age. He was the first to observe the rings of Saturn.No Galileo did not discover Saturn.
He saw Saturn
From earth, Saturn was the only celestial body to have visible rings. Galileo was the first to see them back in the early 1600's. It wasn't until Voyager and Hubble that any other planets were found to have rings.
You need about 40x magnification to remotely see the rings around Saturn. If your Binoculars are 40x, you could see them.
Saturn has 7 rings named from a to g see that's seven
Saturn does have rings but the exact number is unknown. (To see more on how many rings Saturn has, see the related link below)
Saturn they are clearly visible through a decent telescope. If you want to see some beautiful pictures do a google image search of saturn.