Here's a breakdown:
* Planetary ring systems are collections of dust, rock, ice, and other particles that orbit a planet.
* These particles range in size from micrometers (a few millimeters) to several hundred meters.
* The rings are held together by the planet's gravity and often have thin, flat structures.
* The most famous example is Saturn's ring system, which is composed of primarily ice particles.
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