[Lazamataz]

Holy moly. That would mean the rings are temporary, and that even Jupitor may get, then lose, rings. Thats mind boggling.

[SunkenCiv]

Jupiter does have rings.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rings_of_Jupiter

Also, Jupiter’s moons are mostly very small, but those small moons are mostly moving in retrograde orbits, which means, gravitational capture, and eventual kersplat into Jupiter. Most satellites in prograde orbits will, through tidal transfer of momentum, gradually get pushed off off and away.

[Larry Lucido]

So if we bring the dinosaurs back, they’ll be suspicious because Saturn has rings now. Something won’t look right.

[snarkpup]

Holy moly. That would mean the rings are temporary, and that even Jupitor may get, then lose, rings. Thats mind boggling.

What would be even more mind boggling would be the Earth developing rings. ... Oh, wait. It is growing rings. Space junk.