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How does Saturn's F ring stay so thin (narrow), when the other rings are so wide? the F ring is in the same orbit as the moon Enceladus Saturn's huge magnetic field keeps ice boulders from the further away from Saturn a ring is, the narrower it gets there are 2 shepherding satellites on either side of it we don't know the answer, because Saturn keeps its diet tips to itself.

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