Which planet has rings, along with Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune?

• A. Venus
• B. Jupiter
• C. Earth
• D. Mars

Answer: (B)

Rings around a planet come from debris and material that survive in orbit around the planet, often from shattered moons or captured dust. Among the planets listed, Jupiter shares this trait with Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, though its rings are faint compared with Saturn’s spectacular system. Jupiter’s rings are real, but they’re much harder to see from Earth because they’re composed mainly of small dust particles and are relatively dim. The inner planets—Venus, Earth, and Mars—don’t have ring systems at all, so the planet that has rings along with Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune is Jupiter.