SATURN S RINGS LOOK BRIGHT BECAUSE

universetodayImage: universetodaySaturn's Rings. The rings are so bright because the ice particles they are made of have not yet had time to be covered with dark dust. Another reason is that the gravitational effects of all of Saturn’s moons—the same forces that create the thousands of large and small gaps in the rings—make the rings unstable.
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