Saturn

​ Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun, and second largest in the solar system. Saturn is the least dense planet; its gravity is 0.7 less than that of water. Saturn was first visited by NASA's Pioneer in 1979.

 Saturn is the god of agriculture in greek mythology. Saturn is the root of the word Saturday. ​

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 Saturn's rings were discovered in the early 1600s by the italian astronamer Galileo.



Saturn is made of 75% hydrogen and 25% helium, With traces of water and rock.

Saturn is about 95 times larger than Earth. Since Saturn is the sixth planet out from the sun, it takes it about 29 and a half years to orbit the Sun one time, traveling a distance of roughly 886000000 miles for one single revolution.