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Uranus and its dusty rings have been captured by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) in exquisite detail, along with clouds and a polar cap. The rings around Uranus are difficult to see with most telescopes because the dark rocks and dust that form them reflect little of the sun’s light. Only two telescopes have imaged the rings directly, one aboard the Voyager 2 spacecraft during a flyby in 1986 and the Earth-based Keck Observatory in Hawaii.

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2368271-breathtaking-jwst-image-of-uranus-shows-rings-clouds-and-a-polar-cap

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Uranus has rings

I don't know it's difficult to see, how do you know.

The planet Uranus has rings. They are difficult to see from Earth.



LOL

They've known its had rings for decades you Rimmer. ::)

Did I say people hadn’t known about the rings of Uranus?

Try reading the text to see what the article said.