Which planet have the most ring around it?

This one's easy - Saturn. The other gas giants have rings, too, but Saturn's are most prominent and most massive, and can be divided into hundreds of ringlets. There could be planets in other solar systems that beat it, though.

It's definitely Saturn. This planet is surrounded by three planar concentric rings of ice particles; the 6th planet from the sun. The total mass in the rings is about the size of a medium mass moon, and the rings are only about 10 km thick.

Hope that helps!

i prefer that uranus and saturn have the same number of rings..i think this can help..

SATURN:

Ring Name: D

Distance*: 67,000 - 74,500 km

Width: 7,500 km

Ring Name: C

Distance*: 74,500 - 92,000 km

Width: 17,500 km

Ring Name: Columbo gap

Distance*: 77,800 km

Width: 100 km

Ring Name: Maxwell gap

Distance*: 87,500 km

Width: 270 km

Ring Name: B

Distance*: 92,000 - 117,500 km

Width: 25,500 km

Mass: x 101 kg

Ring Name: Cassini division

Distance*: 117,500 - 122,200 km

Width: 4,700 km

Ring Name: Huygens gap

Distance*: 117,680 km

Ring Name: A

Distance*: 122,200 - 136,800 km

Width: 14,600 km

Mass: x 101 kg

Ring Name: Encke division

Distance*: 133,570 km

Width: 325 km

Ring Name: Keeler gap

Distance*: 136,530 km

Width: 35 km

Ring Name: F

Distance*: 140,210 km

Width: 30 km - 500 km

Ring Name: G

Distance*: 165,800 - 173,800 km

Width: 8,000 km

Ring Name: E

Distance*: 180,000 - 480,000 km

Width: 285 - 440 km

* The distance is measured from the planet center to the start of the ring.

URANUS:

Ring Name: Zeta (1986 U2R)

Distance*: 39,600 km

Width: 3,500 (plus 5,000 km extension inwards) km

Thickness: 0.1 km

Albedo: 0.03

Ring Name: 6

Distance*: 41,840 km

Width: 1 km - 3 km

Thickness: 0.1 km

Albedo: 0.03

Ring Name: 5

Distance*: 42,230 km

Width: 2 km - 3 km

Thickness: 0.1 km

Mass: 0.1 kg

Albedo: 0.03

Ring Name: 4

Distance*: 42,580 km

Width: 2 km - 3 km

Thickness: .1 km

Mass: .1 kg

Albedo: 0.03

Ring Name: Alpha

Distance*: 44,720 km

Width: 7 km - 12 km

Thickness: 0.1 km

Albedo: 0.03

Ring Name: Beta

Distance*: 45,670 km

Width: 7 km - 12 km

Thickness: 0.1 km

Albedo: 0.03

Ring Name: Eta

Distance*: 47,190 km

Width: 0 km - 2 km

Thickness: 0.1 km

Albedo: 0.03

Ring Name: Gamma

Distance*: 47,630 km

Width: 1 km - 4 km

Thickness: 0.1 km

Albedo: 0.03

Ring Name: Delta

Distance*: 48,290 km

Width: 3 km - 9 km

Thickness: 0.1 km

Albedo: 0.03

Ring Name: Lambda (1986 U1R)

Distance*: 50,024 km

Width: 2 km - 3 km

Thickness: 0.1 km

Albedo: 0.03

Ring Name: Epsilon

Distance*: 51,140 km

Width: 20 km - 100 km

Thickness: < 15 km

Albedo: 0.03

Ring Name: Nu (R/2003 U 2)

Distance*: 67,300 km

Width: 3,800 km

Ring Name: Mu (R/2003 U 1)

Distance*: 97,700 km

Width: 17,000 km

* The distance is measured from the planet center to the start of the ring

Saturn has the most rings.

Saturn.

Obviously.

The planet, Scum.