1. The A is the outermost of the large, bright ones. 2. The B is the largest, brightest, and most massive. 3. The C is wide but faint and located inward of the B. 4. The D is the innermost and is also very faint. 5. The E is the second outermost and is extremely wide. 6. The F is the outermost discrete one and very active. 7. The G is very thin and faint and is halfway between the F and the E. What are we talking about?
F Ring of Saturn Rings of saturn Cassini Division Keeler gap Phoebe ring Rings Of Saturn S/2004 1R Encke Division F Ring C Ring of Saturn C-Ring Maxwell Gap Cassini division D Ring Keeler Division Saturn ring Rings of Saturn Crepe ring Encke gap F ring Maxwell Division R/2004 S 2 Bleriot (moon) R/2004 S 1 Propeller moonlet A Ring Crepe Ring Saturns rings Encke Gap Saturn's rings C Ring Keeler Gap E Ring of Saturn Bleriot (moonlet) Methone Ring Arc Encke division B Ring
f ring of saturn cassini division keeler gap phoebe ring methone ring arc r 2004 s 1 encke gap ring e ring of saturn saturn ring encke division c ring b ring r 2004 s 2 rings of saturn s 2004 1r bleriot moonlet keeler division c ring of saturn bleriot moon f ring saturn s rings crepe ring maxwell gap maxwell division d ring saturns rings propeller moonlet
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