Planetary rings don’t last forever, although they do exist for millions of years. The evidence for Earth’s possible ring is ...

may have resulted from meteorites falling from the ring rather than flying in from space, which would explain the strange placement of craters. The researchers' idea that Earth once had rings comes ...

Researchers have found evidence suggesting that Earth may have had a ring system around 466 million years ago.

Scientists have found evidence which suggests that Earth may have formed rings like Saturn about 450 million years ago ...

An odd pattern of impact craters across Earth's surface may indicate that our planet once had a ring, like Saturn, in its distant past.

The cooling from atmospheric dust from this bombardment also explains other evidence suggesting a period when our planet was ...

And—according to a study recently published in the journal Earth and Planetary Science Letters—during an era known as the Ordovician period, it may have once had rings. Seriously. The researchers ...

In the season finale, the mysterious, gray-haired wizard, played by Daniel Weyman, finally learns his name, acknowledging, ...

According to a new study, these two events may actually be linked! Saturn-like rings shine in ... similar to Bennu, had wandered close enough to Earth, it could have crossed the planet's Roche ...

And—according to a study recently published in the journal Earth and Planetary Science Letters—during an era known as the Ordovician period, it may have once had rings. Seriously. The ...

FARGO — Saturn, with its rings, is easily the most majestic object in space easily viewed through a small telescope. The first look at the ringed planet through my father's six-inch reflector ...