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Title: SATURN


1
SATURN
This is a picture of Saturn.
  • Tabatha and Dalia

2
History
  • Galileo Galilei discovered Saturn in 1610 in
    Italy using a telescope.
  • Saturn was named after the Roman god of
    agriculture.
  • Saturns symbol is like a h but curly.

3
Galileo Galilei



4
Solar System
  • Saturn is the sixth planet from the Sun.
  • Saturn is the second gas giant.
  • Saturn is 840-940 million miles from the Sun.
  • Saturns orbital period is 10,747 earth days.
  • Saturns rotation period is 0.45 earth days.

5
Moons
These are Saturns biggest moons.
  • Saturn has 53 moons and 9 unofficial moons.
  • Some of Saturns moons are Titan,Atlas,Calypso,Dio
    ne,Encela-dus,Phobe,Hyperion,Iapetus,Janus,Mim-as,
    and Tethys.

6
Planet appearance
  • Saturn is a yellowish color, has some rings, has
    a small rocky core, and has a red oval cloud.
  • Saturn is made up of gases.

7
Rings
Saturns rings.
  • Saturns rings are the brightest and the largest
    in the solar system.
  • Saturn has 7 main rings that are lettered A-G.
  • Saturns rings are made of specks and chunks of
    water, ice, and some dust rocks.

8
Exploration
This one of the many probes that have visited
Saturn.
  • Pioneer 10 is the first probe to study Saturn in
    1979.
  • Voyager 1 explored Saturn on November 13, 1980.

9
Interesting Facts
This is Saturn with its symbol next to it.
  • Saturns wind speed is up to 800 kilometers per
    hour.
  • Saturn is very dense, it is the only planet that
    could float in water.
  • Saturns coldest is -220 degrees Fahrenheit.
  • Saturn is 9.5 AU (astronaut units) from the Sun.
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