Thinnest ring system?

[Flash_Baggins]

I just found a ring which was 1038.6 km in width (approximately)
I measured it by travelling perpendicular to the gas giant and parallel to the ring timing how long it took to get to the other side at 30km/s
To add icing on the cake it was a ring of a moon orbiting another gas giant with another gas giant for a moon (bit of a mouthful )
So does anyone know if this breaks any records?

 

[Zieman]

Check out the ring inner radius and ring outer radius figures in system map for exact measurement.

This:
https://docs.google.com/presentatio...rrFnj6j2hc/edit?pli=1#slide=id.g6c9b8a7c3_5_0

is partly outdated, but I think stuff like planetary ring records isn't shown anywhere else (apart from the thread in these forums
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=50952 ).

 

[Flash_Baggins]

Check out the ring inner radius and ring outer radius figures in system map for exact measurement.

This:
https://docs.google.com/presentatio...rrFnj6j2hc/edit?pli=1#slide=id.g6c9b8a7c3_5_0

is partly outdated, but I think stuff like planetary ring records isn't shown anywhere else (apart from the thread in these forums
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=50952 ).

Oh ok I didnt know the radius was a thing, Ill check now

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The radius is 1036 according to the system map so pretty close measurements from me

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Aww, a guy found one that is 18 km :/
Ah well, still pretty thin by ring system standards

 

[xondk]

I just found a ring which was 1038.6 km in width (approximately)
I measured it by travelling perpendicular to the gas giant and parallel to the ring timing how long it took to get to the other side at 30km/s
To add icing on the cake it was a ring of a moon orbiting another gas giant with another gas giant for a moon (bit of a mouthful )
So does anyone know if this breaks any records?

That...is most definitely thin.