Saturn
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
SATURN
MADE BY: SIDNEY WILLIAMS
SATURN!
- Saturn is the 6th planet from the sun
- Saturn is 1.4 billion km or 886 miles from the sun
- A day on Saturn is about 10.7 hours
- A year on Saturn is about 29 earth years/ 10,585 days
CONTINUED
- It's very windy on Saturn (1,800 km. ph. winds)
- Storms are thought to be continuously going on Saturn
- Saturn is a big ball of gas or a gas planet
- 75% hydrogen 25% helium
- Named for the roman god of agriculture
SATURN'S RINGS
- Named alphabetical in the order found
- Saturn has 7 rings made of ice&rock
- Saturn has rings because of the brightness
- 3 rings are noticeable from Earth-Saturn
- Cassini and Encke are famous gaps in the rings
MOONS OF SATURN
- 53 known moons are orbiting Saturn
- Titan is the biggest moon on Saturn
- http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/profile.cfm?Display=Sats&Object=Saturn
- ^ the website to see what the moons look like and named
Photo by Andreas-photography
WEIGHT & TEMPERATURE
- If you were 100lbs on Saturn you'd be around 106 on Saturn
- The believed temperature on Saturn is around -285 degrees Fahrenheit
- Where as on earth the normal temperature is around 57.2 degrees Fahrenheit
HOW BIG IS SATURN
- Saturn would be a basketball and Earth would be the size of a nickel
- Saturn is about 75 thousand miles (120,000 km)
- About 765 earths could fit into Saturn
5 FACTS
- Saturn has the some of the same gases you put into balloons
- The day Saturday was named after Saturn
- Saturn is the only planet in our solar system that's able to float
- Saturn is the only planet you can see the rings from a telescope on earth
- Saturn only receives 1/80th the amount of sunlight as the earth does
Photo by hermitsmoores
5 MORE FACTS
- The main rings could cover the distance between the earth and the moon
- Saturn is the "jewel of the solar system"
- Saturn had a space shuttle "cassani visit the planet"
- Saturn is not a peaceful place winds can get up to 800kmp/h
- Saturn has an axis tilt of 26.75° the seasons change about every 7 years
Photo by Peter Ras
