Jacobi Smith May 14 th SATURN. Saturn's rings Saturn's rings are 225,000 miles long.

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Presentation transcript:

Jacobi Smith May 14 th SATURN

Saturn's rings Saturn's rings are 225,000 miles long.

Saturn's rings Saturn's rings are made up of ice,rock,and other matter.

SATURN'S BIGGEST AND SMALLEST MOONS Saturn's biggest moon Titan. 5,150 kilometers long. The only known moon to have an atmosphere. Saturn’s smallest moon Methone. 3 kilometers long.

Saturn's moons Saturn has at least 61 moons here are 23 of Saturn’s moons.

Saturn’s atmosphere Saturn’s atmosphere is 93% hydrogen and 6% helium with very little amounts of other elements.

Saturn's atmosphere Saturn's atmosphere is so strong it would crush a spaceship if it tried to go through.

I choose Saturn because I like Saturn's rings. The most surprising thing I learned is that Saturn’s rings are miles long. I will keep researching Saturn because I think space is awesome.