Yes, Uranus has rings, but they are far less bright than Saturn's.
You can't see them easily from Earth even with a telescope.
So, I would say they're not really "visible" in the ordinary meaning of
that word but with the right technology they can be seen.
No all the outer planets have rings like Jupiter Saturn uranus and neptune thanx
Saturn has rings round it that are considered beautiful because they look beautiful in a telescope.Saturn is known for its rings - all together it has seven. The ones that we can see from earth (using a telescope) are the two big rings and one faint one. We can see Saturn's rings because they are the brightest when compared to any other planet. From Earth we see these beautiful rings that look like hula-hoops, but Saturn's rings are actually many particles all going around in orbit and aren't solid at all. Scientists say that the rings are composed mainly of ice particles. The rings are 250,000 km in diameter and are less than a kilometer thick. But Saturn is not the only planet with rings. In 1977, it was discovered that Uranus, Neptune and Jupiter all have rings around them but none are as visible as Saturn's many rings.
Venus does not have any rings. It also has no moons.
Actually some other planets do, but you can't see them. Like Uranus or Neptune. They have rings but they are very thin. And you could say the Earth has a ring of satellites around it.
The rings are mainly made of from dust, ice or rubble from that planet.Most moons are asteroids or bits of the planet that have broken off of the planet caught in the gravitational pull from the planet.
probably because of the rings!
It has been known since about the late 70's that Uranus has Rings like Saturn.
The rings around Saturn are sort of pointless. They are actually moons that look like rings because there are so many. Saturn is the only planet to have rings but every planet has moons.
No all the outer planets have rings like Jupiter Saturn uranus and neptune thanx
yes it does! in fact, it has 11 rings (but they aren't very obvious like Saturn's rings)
Saturn is one of the larger planets, it has clearly visible rings, it is made up primarily of Hydrogen and Helium.
Saturn has rings round it that are considered beautiful because they look beautiful in a telescope.Saturn is known for its rings - all together it has seven. The ones that we can see from earth (using a telescope) are the two big rings and one faint one. We can see Saturn's rings because they are the brightest when compared to any other planet. From Earth we see these beautiful rings that look like hula-hoops, but Saturn's rings are actually many particles all going around in orbit and aren't solid at all. Scientists say that the rings are composed mainly of ice particles. The rings are 250,000 km in diameter and are less than a kilometer thick. But Saturn is not the only planet with rings. In 1977, it was discovered that Uranus, Neptune and Jupiter all have rings around them but none are as visible as Saturn's many rings.
The rings of Saturn don't feel like anything because they have no mass
While Saturn has spectacular rings that are easily visible with a home telescope, Jupiter's rings are far less obvious from Earth. Jupiter does have rings, even though they are harder to see. Jupiter has one primary ring and two fainter rings, while Saturn has a large number (the exact count seems to vary in different publications).
Venus does not have any rings. It also has no moons.
Actually some other planets do, but you can't see them. Like Uranus or Neptune. They have rings but they are very thin. And you could say the Earth has a ring of satellites around it.
The rings are mainly made of from dust, ice or rubble from that planet.Most moons are asteroids or bits of the planet that have broken off of the planet caught in the gravitational pull from the planet.