Saturn

Introduction Sato is the sixth planet of the sun and the second largest planet in the solar system. Saturn has thousands of beautiful small rings unique within the planet. It is not the only planet to have a circle of ice and rock masses, but none of them are spectacular or complicated like Saturn. Like Jupiter, one of the leading natural gas producers, Saturn is a huge ball mainly composed of hydrogen and helium.

Surrounded by 53 confirmed satellites and 9 temporary satellites, Saturn is home to some of the most fascinating landscapes of our solar system. From Encelados 'jet aircraft to the Smoky Titans' methane lake, the Saturn system is a rich source of scientific discovery and there are still many mysteries

Saturn is the farthest planet from the human eye, known from ancient times, named after Roman agriculture and richest gods. Greek Zeus / Jupiter's father Equivalent to Cronos

This planet Saturn will appear twice in the 29 th and half thirties. This is the illusion of the eye: When the ring is ring-shaped from the Earth, the Earth can not see the Saturn's ring. I can hardly see them through a powerful telescope.

Saturn is probably the most representative of all the planets in our solar system and it plays an important role in popular culture. It provides a background for numerous SF stories including Cthulhu myth, WALL-E, 2001, movies and TV programs, comics and video games: Space Roaming, Star Trek, Dead Space 2 and Final Fantasy VII. In Tim Burton's movie "Beetlejuice" there is a huge sand worm on a fictitious fictitious Saturn. In the StarCraft movie of 2014, an astronaut can move to a wormhole of another galaxy near Saturn.

Saturn's orbit is very slow. The year of Saturn is the same as the 29 years of the earth. But despite its slow trajectory, Saturn is spinning very fast - the average number of days on Saturn is less than 11 hours. The rapid rotation of Saturn can also explain how the wind can reach speeds of over 1,800 kilometers per hour (over 1,100 miles per hour). Saturn is the second largest planet in the solar system (Jupiter is the largest planet), but its brightness is amazing. This is because most of the planets are made of gas, mainly helium. It is impossible to stand on the surface of Saturn. It is because there are few surfaces to stand. In fact, Saturn is so light that it is the only planet in our solar system that can float on a bath filled with water.

Saturn is the sixth planet of our solar system and the second largest planet. The only planet larger than Saturn is Jupiter. Saturn is often known for its amazing system surrounding this gaseous planet. It is also one of the outer planets. Saturn's rotation cycle is about 15 hours and half an hour on Earth. Saturn's rotation is about 13 hours and half of the earth. It takes about 30 years for Saturn to revolutionize the sun. It is 29 years longer than Earth. If we live on Saturn, we will die at the age of 3! Saturn's atmosphere consists of two main gases, hydrogen (88%) and helium (11%). Gas of different colors creates a striped swirl band around the planet. A vortex is a series of storms on the surface of a planet. Trace amounts of methane, ammonia, ammonia crystals, other gases such as ethane, acetylene and phosphine are also included. Obviously, this planet is made of gas. Saturn's atmosphere has nothing in common!