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Saturn is generally much dimmer than Sirius, which is the brightest star in the night sky. Saturn's brightness varies, but it typically shines at an apparent magnitude of around +0.5, while Sirius has an apparent magnitude of about -1.46. This means Sirius is roughly 25 times more luminous than Saturn when viewed from Earth. As a result, Sirius appears significantly brighter in the night sky compared to Saturn.
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Which planet has a bright ring?
Saturn
What planet has many bright and butiful rings?
SATURN
Who compared the atom to the planet Saturn?
Napaoka from Japan
What planet has bright rings that go around it?
Saturn has the brightest rings.
What planet has a bright ring system?
Saturn has a bright ring system that is easily visible from Earth with a telescope. The rings are made up of ice, rocks, and dust particles, creating a stunning and distinctive feature of the planet.
What is the density of the planet Saturn compared to the planet Earth?
Earth's density: 5520 kg/m3 Saturn's density: 690 kg/m³
When was the planet Sirius found?
there's a star named Sirius, but no planet .... sorry
Which planet has two bright prominent rings?
Saturn has two bright prominent rings plus a fainter third ring that can be seen from Earth. In addition, Saturn has several less prominent rings.
Which planet has bright colored rings around it?
Saturn, it's rings can even be seen with a small telescope. the brightest rings are ring A and ring BSaturn.
What is the rotation of the planet Saturn compared to the Earth's in days and hours?
10 hours 40 minutes.
What is the location of Saturn in the universe as compared to other objects in the universe?
the planet Saturn is located right after the giant planet Jupiter,and right before the planet, Uranus. it has rings made of broken chunks of space rock and other materials.
What is the large bright star or planet in the Eastern sky about 300 AM in Iowa?
Using Des Moines at 3 AM today as the starting point, you have the magnificent star Sirius to the S-SE, the brightest star in the sky (not counting the sun or course) at magnitude -1.46. It is at an altitude of about 26 degrees above your horizon. You may be able to see Saturn to the East, at an elevation of about 9 degrees, and above it and a little to the right, Mars at an elevation of 59 degrees. Sirius is breathtaking-- almost scary it's so bright.
