Solved cryptogram
Saturn's rings span a distance wider than many planets and are often only meters in thickness.
Astronomy Facts, sourced to NASA.
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What it means
The main rings span roughly two hundred and eighty thousand kilometers from edge to edge, and in most places they are perhaps ten meters deep. Scaled to a sheet of paper, they would be several kilometers across. They are made of countless pieces of water ice ranging from dust grains to boulders, each on its own orbit, and every so often Earth passes through their plane and they briefly vanish from view.
The claim comes from NASA.
- SourceNASA
- CollectionAstronomy Facts
- Difficultyhard
- Length77 letters, 20 unique
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