Stunning images of Saturn rings shared by NASA 

The rings of Saturn are made up of ice, dust, and rocks ranging in size from tiny particles to massive boulders.

Saturn's rings are divided into several main groups, named alphabetically in the order of their discovery.

The main rings are labeled A, B, and C, with the Cassini Division separating the A and B rings.

These rings are incredibly thin, with a thickness of about 10 meters but span vast distances around the planet.

The origin of Saturn's rings is still a subject of scientific study and debate among researchers.

 The rings of Saturn can be seen from Earth through a telescope, and their appearance changes as Saturn orbits the Sun.

The rings of Saturn are named after the discoverers or are designated by letters based on their position.