Saturn
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Saturn is the sixth planet at a distance from the Sun and the second-largest planet in the solar system after Jupiter. It is also a giant giant planet, whose radius is about nine times that of Earth.
This planet is 95 times denser than Earth due to its larger size. The English name Saturn comes from the name of the Roman agricultural god Saturn. Saturn's interior is probably composed of a nucleus of iron-nickel and rocks (silicon and oxygen compounds).
The center is surrounded by a deep layer of metallic hydrogen, an intermediate layer of liquid hydrogen and liquid helium. Its atmosphere is high in the presence of ammonia crystals for which the color of this planet is pale yellow.
It also has magnets, the current flowing in metallic hydrogen is thought to be the source of Saturn's planetary magnetic field. However, although the magnetic field is weaker than our Earth, it is 560 times larger than our Earth due to its large size.
The most famous feature of Saturn is that the planet has a clearly visible ring, which is composed mainly of ice particles and also contains a relatively small amount of rock debris and dust.
However, hundreds of satellites in Saturn's belt were not included in the list.
Saturn originally had 72 sub-planets, but only 53 of them were named, and 29 sub-planets were considered the main satellites in terms of size.Saturn's largest natural satellite Titan is the second-largest natural satellite in the solar system. It is larger than Mercury in shape.
Although the mass of Titan is less than the mass of Mercury. Titan is the only natural satellite in the solar system with a significant atmosphere.
Scientists say life may have existed on Saturn's satellite Titan after the Higgins space mission. Saturn is farther from Earth than the Sun, so the intensity of the sun's rays is much less than that of Earth, so the planet is extremely cold.
Saturn's satellite does not receive much sunlight due to the surrounding fog. So in that case there is no possibility of any existence of life on Titan.
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