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How many moons and rings does Uranus have?

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Uranus has 27 known moons that are accompanied by at least 10 narrow rings. Generally, the rings are located closer to the planet than the moons. Some small moons orbit just outside the rings, while the largest moons orbit beyond the small moons, and other small moons orbit much farther out.

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