What kind of ring or rings does Jupiter have?
A) a main ring made up of very fine dust particles as well as ringlets made up of larger debris
B) three wide, bright rings, composed of icy particles about 1 cm to 1 m in size
C) one narrow, dark ring composed of icy particles less than 1 mm in size
D) only a ring of glowing ions at Io's orbital distance, no rings of solid particles

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Jupiter has a main ring primarily composed of fine dust particles, along with additional ringlets that contain larger pieces of debris. This structure contrasts with the more prominent rings of other gas giants like Saturn, which are known for their bright, wide rings composed of larger ice particles. Jupiter's ring system is more subtle and less visually striking from a distance.

What Kind of Ring or Rings Does Jupiter Have