@Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88
Unfortunately, follow up observations have failed to see the "rings" in their data. The working hypothesis is that there was a dense cloud of gas and dust that passed in front of the planet.
@jennyjoot9184
That would have to have an insane gravity field goddamn
@Patient_Autistic
That's one majestic planet
@ry_hellcat1562
Sadly this isnt a planet and these arent asteroid rings. Its a brown dwarf star with a protoplanetary disc.
@shinwa_ni
big thanks to the camera man. awesome job dude
@Gatomolhado673
In reality, it was discovered that this planet is just a brown dwarf without these beautiful rings.
@worthyCap17
That planet must be huge with extreme magnetic force. If u say its equal to 1 AU.
@lovingblue4133
Give the camera man an Oscar 👏👏
@KlaasVictor
Didn't know that Ray Dalio is into astronomy
@giovannidicapo6213
How scary life probably feels like looking at space from space
@raibyo
You know, I was searching for a different Lord of the Rings.
@Kapparillo
It must be a very delicate balance holding all those rings in place.
@MustangKepler
If saturn ring is that big its not just asthetically beutifull to see from earth but were also gonna look after its conciquences or even may be its impossible for us to be alive on earth 🌍 at first place.
@mapelianbutton4954
I'd call this planet Sauron instead of Super Saturn
@Tornado2409
There's some reeeeeal planet rizz right there...
@sienaneff3108
Looks like a music disc, what fabulous song would this thing play??
@CaesarRising
Then it must've have stronger gravitational pull than sun
@bharathswarrier3134
It's not a planet it's a type of star
@i_am_cuber_3214
But the scientists have discovered that its rings are disappearing or fading..😢❤
@denilla8034