How Well Do You Know Saturn's Rings?
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 185
The saturn is one of the planetary bodies in the space. It is unique in that it has 4 groups of main rings and 3 fainter groups of rings that orbit around it.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
The rings are believed to be debris left over from?- A.
Mars
- B.
Moon
- C.
Jupiter
- D.
Trulip
- 2.
The following are the feature of Saturn's rings except?
- A.
Narrows
- B.
Bends
- C.
Bricks
- D.
Clumps
- 3.
Saturn's rings were discovered in
- A.
1710
- B.
1610
- C.
1712
- D.
1715
- 4.
The saturn's rings were first described by
- A.
Charles Newton
- B.
Galileo Gallilie
- C.
Augustine Saturn
- D.
Rose Bananas
- 5.
The first person to describe the rings as a disk surrounding the Saturn was
- A.
Christiaan Huygens
- B.
Christopher Huygens
- C.
Thomas Mark
- D.
Joe James
- 6.
Beyond the main rings of Saturn is the
- A.
G ring
- B.
Phoebe ring
- C.
Titan ringlet
- D.
Minor ring
- 7.
The phoebe ring is tilted at what angle to other rings?
- A.
28 degree
- B.
43 degree
- C.
27 degree
- D.
30 degree
- 8.
What is responsible for the longetivity of the rings?
- A.
Limiting resonances
- B.
Stabilizing resonances
- C.
Gravity
- D.
Saturn's brightness
- 9.
Concerning Saturn's rings, which of these is odd?
- A.
Titan ringlets
- B.
Phoboe rings
- C.
G rings
- D.
Minor rings
- 10.
Saturn rings are composed mainly of
- A.
Water ice
- B.
Silicates
- C.
Nitrates
- D.
Tholins
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