The ring is not a solid piece of material, even though it appears to be in most photographs that we see. Also, the ring is in several sections with gaps between, giving the appearance of several concentric 'rings' or ribbons spreading out around the planet.
The rings are really made of individual chunks of mostly water ice and dust, ranging in size from micrometers to meters in diameter, and there are probably millions of them. Each chunk is in orbit around the planet, and for various technical reasons it appears to be impossible that these chunks will ever come together to form a moon or moons. A more likely fate will be that the orbits of the chunks will eventually decay, sending them crashing into the planet over time. Some of the larger chunks cause perturbations in the orbits of smaller ones nearby, causing what appear to be the gaps between rings.
Saturn, it's rings can even be seen with a small telescope. the brightest rings are ring A and ring BSaturn.
A planet that has an orbiting ring around it is saturn although there are many other planets with rings saturn has the largest ring!! Fun fact jupiter also has a ring but its to clear to see it in any pictures!
No, the moons of Saturn do not orbit on the rings of Saturn. The moons orbit around Saturn in separate paths. The rings of Saturn are made up of small particles of ice and rock that orbit around Saturn along a flat plane.
Saturn has the most prominent ring system, however, Jupiter and Uranus also have a ring system but not as well defined. Neptune has a fragmented ring system, which means it isn't complete.
Although each of the four gas giants has a ring system, Saturn's ring system is by far the most spectacular, and known as 'THE' ringed planet.
Around Saturn there is a layer of rock and ice and this forms a ring, so a ring is what is around Saturn=D
The particles that make up the ring are in orbit around Saturn.
Asteroids in orbit around Saturn
its atmospheric dust that orbits around saturn
the ring around it
Yes it does
Saturn has more than one ring around it, it has four main groups of rings. I'm a sixth grader.
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The two brightest rings around Saturn are the A and B rings. The B ring is located inside of the A ring.
Saturn has the rings
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