What holds Saturn's rings?

Answer 1

Gravity and centrifugal force.All the planets have gravity and centrifuganl force. Saturn has a very stable spin, which would indicate that there is a tremendous core speed. This would indicate that its core is likely a remnant of a colapsed neutron star. The rings are held in their stationary position by magnetic forces between the individual particles in the ring. The conic section of the neutron sub atomic particle emissions is diplayed in the thickness of the ring. These particles generate the magnetic moment to particles in their path. As such the particles arrange themselves in electromagnetically orderd ring sets.

Answer 2

Saturn's rings are held in place by its gravitational force. The rings are made up of numerous particles, ranging in size from tiny grains to larger boulders, which orbit Saturn within its gravitational field. This gravitational force keeps the rings in their distinct, disk-like shape around the planet.

Answer 3

The atmasphere and the orbit of space duhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 4

holding uranus is gravity that is in space just like any other planet.

Answer 5

Gravity