the rings
Since Saturn is within the kuiper belt and the belt is known to be of icy composition,Saturn's rings must be of icy composition. The other determining factor is the distance of Saturn from our nearest star(the sun) meaning everthing in the outer solar systym should be icy.
Saturn is very far from the sun. At that distance the sun's rays do not provide enough heat to melt ice.
I think you mean the Rings. See the link below for more information on the Rings of Saturn.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are mostly made of gases like hydrogen and helium (Uranus and Neptune contain a lot of icy material, as well.)
No, Saturn does not have canals on its surface. The appearance of canals on other planets, such as Mars, is a result of optical illusions or features created by geological processes. Saturn, on the other hand, is known for its majestic rings made up of countless icy particles.
No. Saturn is made of icy clouds, it has no physical surface exept for a small, earth size rock
Saturn's upper atmosphere is made from Hydrogen gas. Below that is liquid and metallic helium. It is believed that Saturn has a rocky core. There are other trace elements. There are icy areas that are believed to be composed of methane.
Saturn?
Since Saturn is within the kuiper belt and the belt is known to be of icy composition,Saturn's rings must be of icy composition. The other determining factor is the distance of Saturn from our nearest star(the sun) meaning everthing in the outer solar systym should be icy.
The moon, Titan is one of the moons that is Saturn's. Titans surface is made up of water, and thick icy material.
Yes, the rings are mostly icy debris.
Icy is an adjective.
There is no planet with large rings and icy rocks. Saturn has rings, but it is not a rocky planet - it is a gas giant.
Dione is one of the moons of Saturn. It is an icy moon that has been suggested might have a liquid layer running underneath the icy crust.
yes they did actually they discovered the icy rings and what the rest of saturn is made of they also some how found the diameter. and basicly they got most of the info found online by sending probes
Saturn is very far from the sun. At that distance the sun's rays do not provide enough heat to melt ice.
I think you mean the Rings. See the link below for more information on the Rings of Saturn.