What would happen if Saturn's rings transferred to Earth?

For Saturn. A significant portion of the iconic rings around Saturn would become history if it were to ever come close to our planet. You see, Saturn's rings are mostly made up of ice particles, along with a smaller amount of rocky debris and dust. read more

As we know that Earth is tilted around its axis you could see the rings even at night time. We should be saved from incoming meteors because the rings cover a huge area around earth, and we could see meteor showers every night. read more

Saturn’s rings cover 80 times that distance, 15 billion square miles. So, in essence, there’d be a bright flash in one tiny segment of Saturn’s rings, a lot more radiation would be measured in that tiny segment, but the effects would be practically invisible. read more