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1 Saturn By: Destiny and Tyrone

2 History of Saturn Christian Huygens,the year 1629,he found Saturn in a telesocpe. Saturn got its name by a roman mythology

3 Solar System Saturn is the sixth planet
Saturn is distance from the sun it is 888,615,000 miles away from the sun Saturn orbits length is years, rotation hours.

4 Moons Saturn has 53 official and 9 unofficial
Saturn has 62 moons in total

5 Planet appearance Saturn is a gas liquid surface and giant , they call Saturn the ring planet. Saturn is yellow-ish planet and it has white-ish yellow –ish rings

6 Rings Saturn has rings around it and the rings are and the rings are thousand miles wide and 600 feet wide .

7 Exploration Showater:1990,Walker:1980,Cassini:1672
Terrile:1980,Dollfus:1966,Huygens:1655,Collins:1980,Herschel:1789,Cassini:1684,Bond:1848

8 Interesting Facts Saturn is a gas planet , they’re so many rings on Saturn ,rings are made of pieces. Saturn has dust and rocks, spin around Saturn and million moon

9 Fun Facts Saturn is the largest planet in the solar system.
Saturn is the great tall of Hydrogen helium.

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