Saturn's Rings May be Younger Than We Thought

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If Dinosaurs Had Telescopes, Saturn Would've Looked A Lot Different

Saturn's inner moons and famous rings might actually be younger than the dinosaurs, according to a new study.

By Ethan Weston | March 26, 2016


With its 62 moons and its famous rings, Saturn is one of the busiest planets in our solar system. And a new study in The Astrophysical Journal suggests a lot of those satellites could actually be younger than the dinosaurs.

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Very interesting.

[sherlew99]

Yes, it's one fo the better articles I've found.

[pickinduck]

Several things about our sky have changed since the time of the dinosaurs.

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Yes, I'm making a note to myself to look this up soon.

[pickinduck]

The moon Was way closer and took up much more of the sky.