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Saturn's Rings May Be as Old as the Planet, New Study Finds

  • Saturn's rings may be as old as the planet itself, according to a new study.
  • Researchers analyzed data from NASA's Cassini spacecraft to reach their conclusions.
  • The findings suggest that the rings formed shortly after the planet, challenging previous theories.
  • Understanding the age of Saturn's rings helps scientists learn about planetary formation.
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