Welcome To Saturn
The home of the rings
COME TURNUP WITH THE PLANET OF THE RINGS
Fun Facts
- Distance from the sun 1427.0 million km
- Period of rotation 10.2 hours
- Period of revolution 10,759 days (29.46 yrs )
- 30 moons
- The second largest planet in the solar system
- Saturn is the farthest planet from Earth
- Saturn is big enough to have 760 earths inside
- Saturn has the fastest winds Approximate 1800 km per hour
- The cost is 2,000 per night
Party at Titan our biggest moon !!
Titan is the biggest moon your family can go skiing on our frozen surface we also have water you can go swimming also Rocks are here to brave enough ? try our rock climbing contest 1st place winner receives 1,000 dollars Titan offers great things so come down and visit today !!
ATMOSPHERE YOU'LL LOVE IT !!
The atmosphere is 96% hydrogen and 4% helium we have fast winds which means its always cool and refreshing thinking about partying come on down its always a nice time ice skating on our moons we even include these activities inside .
RHEA THE COOLEST PLACE
Our other moon is rhea the other place were you may enjoy this is the second largest moon this moon also contains water ice thinking what i'm thinking ? a great time to go sliding down our famous mountain rhea mountain we also will be selling snow cones so stop by and grab you one today Rhea has a diameter of 1,528 kilometers ( 949 miles )
THE RINGS ??
Each ring is really just a collection of thousands of smaller rings packed very closely together. There are seven broad classifications among the rings: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, each receiving its name in the order it was discovered. The main rings most visible from Earth are A, B and furthermore, between each ring there are gaps. At 4,700 km and occurring between rings A and B, Cassini is the largest of these gaps.The main rings begin roughly 7,000 km above Saturn’s equator and extend out another 73,000 km Interestingly, though this radius is substantial, the actual thickness of the rings is no more than about one kilometer.