Saturn's rings turned out to be much younger than the planet itself. Scientists have found that they are no more than 400 million years
Saturn rings. Source: NASA Scientists studied the flow of cosmic dust, which ran into Saturn from the outside, and appreciated the age of the rings surrounding the planet on it. As follows from the publication on Science Advances, they were not older than 400 million years. Previously, scientists believed that the rings have about the same age as Saturn with the rest of the planets of the solar system, that is, about 4.5 billion years.