The below given image is of which of the following planet of our solar system?
Saturn
This is an image-based question, so the identification rests on the single most distinctive visual feature shown.
The image shows a planet encircled by a broad, bright and clearly visible system of rings around its equator.
Among the planets of the solar system, such a prominent, easily seen ring system is the signature feature of Saturn.
Saturn is the sixth planet from the Sun and the second largest, composed mainly of hydrogen and helium, and its rings are made largely of ice particles with smaller amounts of rocky debris and dust.
Mars, Mercury and Venus are rocky terrestrial planets and have no visible ring systems, so they cannot match the image.
The answer follows from the ring feature shown rather than any fabricated detail.
Hence, the planet in the image is Saturn.
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