Question

9. What helps keep the rings of Saturn in place?

A. Jupiter's gravity
B. Uranus's gravity
C. Its moons' gravity
D. The Sun's gravity

Answer 1

Saturn is able to hold onto its stunning rings. Particles that are closer into the planet can often be found falling into the planetary atmosphere. Saturn’s ring system is quite intricate, with each ring being kept in place by the gravitational force of shepherd moons, which ‘herd’ each of the particles to keep

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So, in conclusion the answer would be C. Its Moons' gravity

Answer 2

C. It's moons' gravity

Step-by-step explanation:

The rings are made up of lots of pieces of rock and dust, the gravity of Saturn holds it all in place, but some shepard moons that orbit around Saturn near the outer edges or within gaps in the rings. The gravity of these moons help keep Saturn's rings in place.