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19 February, 07:18

Compare and contrast the way in which moons and ring systems form

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    In addition to their moons, all four of the giant planets have rings, with each ring system consisting of billions of small particles or "moonlets" orbiting close to their planet. Each of these rings displays a complicated structure that is related to interactions between the ring particles and the larger moons.
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