WHY ARE DENSE PLANETARY RINGS ONLY FOUND BETWEEN 8 AND 20 AU?

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@elakdawalla @StarzanPlanets Matt Hedman has a paper on why Centaurs have rings (and KBOs may not). https://t.co/wOZ230B3L6

Why are dense planetary rings only found between 8 and 20 AU? http://t.co/n0T4eyN8KU

"Why are dense planetary rings only found between 8 AU and 20 AU?" See http://t.co/9RNk3QzabG

' Why are dense planetary rings only found between 8 AU and 20 AU? ‘ by Hedman in press http://t.co/q6oq1ymWs1

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