Because of Saturn's rings, what are we unable to observe from Earth?

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lapo4ka [179]2 years ago

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Answer:

Its well defined shaped

Explanation:

Due to Saturn's rings, we are unable to observe from earth the well defined shape.

Saturn is made up of pieces of comets and asteroids under the pull of the Saturn's gravity.

This ring is not transparent and very opaque.
It obstructs the view of the planet's surface.
Thereby making it difficult to see the shape of the planet.

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