Uranus' Epsilon ring is unlike any other known ring system
Uranus has 13 rings, grouped into two sets
Image of Uranus’s atmosphere and rings taken with the Atacama Large Millimetre Array telescope. Image credit: Edward Molter and Imke de Pater/ UC Berkeley
Uranus's densest ring, Epsilon, is unlike any other known planetary ring system within our solar system and lacks the common small, dust-sized particles. That's according to a new study by scientists...
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