SATURN
BY:Angelo
Definition
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Planet Saturn Name is from the roman god of
agriculture. Saturn are also called the gas Giants.
Saturn is the second biggest planet on the solar
system. Saturn is also famous because of its rings
the rings of Saturn are made of mostly rocks and
ice in Saturn there are like 53-60 Moon’s. Saturn
was the last planet that can been seen without a
telescope and the condition in saturn is really cold
probably because of the ice clouds that turn it to
water
Distance and Size of Saturn.
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Volume:744 More than Earth
Mass: 95 times more than earth
Distance from sun: 1.429.000.000. Kilometers
Distance From the closest planet:Jupiter and saturn
are about 680 million miles.
Wide: about 7330 km
Thickness: less than 100 meters
Ring’s of Saturn
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Most of the rings of saturn are made of ,Dust, ice, and solid
rocks. The rings of saturn is the widest ring in our solar
system it has many rocks inside it saturn rings are very
complicated there are many of them they are divided by
alphabetical numbers here are some of the examples
A rings: Distance from saturn: 75,913 - 84,988, Width:
9,072
B rings: distance from saturn: 57,166 - 73,06, width:15,485
C rings: distance from saturn: 46,390 - 57,166,
width:10,874
D rings: distance from saturn: 41,570 - 46,298 width: 4,660
F ring:Distance from saturn:87,104 width:19-331.
Saturn’s Ring Name
Saturn’s Moon
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There are many types of moon in saturn there are
like 53 or 60 moon’s, some of the moon are
Titan,Atlas, Calypso, Dione, enceladus, hyperion,
iapetus, janus, mimas, phoebe, and thetys. One of
the most biggest moon in saturn is titan which
becomes the most biggest moon on the solar system
it is more bigger than mercury. Titan one of the
second largest moon in the solar system this moon
has thicker atmosphere thicker than earth’s
atmosphere scientists said that more less this planet
is almost the same as our planet, earth.
Saturn moons
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Theytis the moon of saturn is like an ice cube cause
inside that planet it is all ice and water, But before
the ice are all full of liquid waters without any land
Mimas: in mimas as you can see there are the large
craters the craters are bigger compared to the size
of mimas. Mimas has a strong gravity it can pull
anything near it too its globe.
Gravity and magnetism.
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In saturn you might have less gravity than in earth
by the way saturn is very light it was said that it can
float on the water it was light because saturn was
more made of hydrogen and helium gas and thise
are the 2 lightest element on the universe and it was
also said that saturn can float on water instead of
sinking . If you are living on saturn you will weight
more than you are in earth because the gravity are
less than it is on earth so if you weight 20 kl in earth
but in saturn is 22 kl so the diffrence is only about 2
Kl.
The condition, colour, temperature of
the planet.
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In saturn it seems that it has more water instead of stormy
wind because Under the clouds of methane, hydrogen and
helium, the sky turns into liquid until it becomes a giant
ocean of liquid chemicals. In this planet the planet are
surronded by ice clouds when the ice clouds melt it makes a
liquid water . that’s why in saturn is so cold this planet
temperature is -250 deegres, this planet has hydrogen gas
for 75% and helium for 25% but some of the part of saturn
has storm but not as bad as jupiters storm. Storms mostly
appear around the bands that circle the planet, with winds
at the equator reaching as fast as 1,800 km/hr, and can
rage for months or even years.
Colour: the colour of the planet is mostly light browns
because of the old rocks and the dusty area.
orbiting the sun
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Year’s:29.45 years
Speed: 9.69 km
Revolveing: 10,759 Earth days
When Saturn was spinning on its orbit it is almost
the same like earth it goes trough season
escepecially at the northern hemisphere cause it
gets many radiation and then the other halfs of its
orbits the southern hemisohere is in sunlight.
BIBILOGRAPHY
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http://www.kidsastronomy.com/saturn.htm
http://www.kidsastronomy.com/saturn/moons.htm
http://planetfacts.org/temperature-on-saturn/
http://planetfacts.org/orbit-and-rotation-ofsaturn/
http://www.universetoday.com/44172/how-longdoes-it-take-saturn-to-orbit-the-sun/