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Sharks are older than Saturn's rings

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Saturn's iconic rings weren't always there. The rings are basically billions of particles of ice, remnants of comets, asteroids, or other things that broke up before they reached Saturn. The impact of meteoroids not only pollutes the rings, it ultimately leads to ring material drifting inward toward the planet.

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Sharks are older than Saturn's rings

Saturn's rings are much younger than we thought.

2 years ago·Bucharest, Romania

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ZME Science broke the news in Bucharest, Romania 2 years ago on Wednesday, May 17, 2023.

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