This is an image of Uranus' rings.
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Uranus' Rings
The rings of Uranus extend from 1.49 Ru to 1.95 Ru, which is within a region usually reserved for the plasmasphere. (The Earth's plasmasphere extends from 1 Re to roughly 6 Re).
At Uranus, the rings have a greater sweeping effect due to the extreme tilt of the axis of the magnetic field. The tilt extends the range of the rings down to about 1 Ru.
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