Saturn's rings are about 500,000 miles in circumference but only about a foot thick.

Saturn's rings are about 500,000 miles in circumference but only about a foot thick. is a Space Fact in the Space Facts category.

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904 days ago

ehy??

lol how craziii is thta?

741 days ago

lala

non helpful

639 days ago

randomperson

actually, they are about 10 yards thick.

535 days ago

Not so.

it is impossible to be only a foot thick. these astroid i heard can range from the size of a pepple, to mt. Everest.

314 days ago

hehehaha

this fact is not true, they are actually much thicker

293 days ago

Anonymous

They are 20 to 200 meters thick. I hate when people spread ignorance as fact.

252 days ago

Anonymous

false

175 days ago

gavin

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173 days ago

ishaan

cool fact

70 days ago

wow

your dumb because its not a foot thick its more like 2 story building thick so better spend another summer in your room doing research :}

29 days ago

Peter

FALSE. The ring system has a LOCAL THICKNESS- thickness in a given region- of as little as ten meters. They get MUCH wider.

Saturn's rings are about 500,000 miles in circumference but only about a foot thick.

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