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Up close, Saturn's rings appear: A-Black B-Grainy C-solid D-Smooth
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Up close, Saturn's rings appear:

A-Black
B-Grainy
C-solid
D-Smooth

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The answer is B because The ring of Saturn are visible even in a small telescope from earth, and they are embedded with icy particles ranging from dust-to house size chunks
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