Saturn.  Saturn’s temperature is -288 degrees Fahrenheit.  My planet is made up of 75% Hydrogen, 25% Helium, water, methane, and rock.  Saturn has.

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Saturn

 Saturn’s temperature is -288 degrees Fahrenheit.  My planet is made up of 75% Hydrogen, 25% Helium, water, methane, and rock.  Saturn has 62 moons, but 30 are not named.  A day on Saturn is 10.2 Earth hours. A year, is Earth years.

 Saturn is 1,429,400,000 kilometers away from the sun (9.54 AUs).  Saturn is the 6 th planet away from our Sun.

 Saturn’s diameter in kilometers is 120,536.  Compared to Earth which is approximately 12,000 kilometers in diameter.

 Saturn is like a flattened ball… because of its rapid spinning on its axis, it flattens itself.  Saturn’s Rings: There is a possibility that some rings have been a round since the start of our solar system. Yet, some could be brand new.  There could be life on Saturn’s moons. Named: Enceladus. NASA’s spacecraft (Cassini), in 2008, discovered ice geysers blasting out of the moon’s Southern Pole. Meaning, some sort of process is going on, keeping the moon just warm enough, to where water is remaining a liquid just below the surface.

    Then, search for Saturn !

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