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In our solar system, the planets that have rings are Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune. Saturn is the most famous for its extensive and bright ring system, while Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune possess fainter and less prominent rings. Beyond our solar system, many exoplanets likely have ring systems as well, but these have not been directly observed. The presence of rings is generally associated with gas giants due to their strong gravitational fields.

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