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SATURN By: Merve Aksu 3-4-14. Temperature in Saturn  Do you ever wonder if Saturns temperature is hot or cold?  Saturns temperature is -288°F. If you.

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1 SATURN By: Merve Aksu 3-4-14

2 Temperature in Saturn  Do you ever wonder if Saturns temperature is hot or cold?  Saturns temperature is -288°F. If you are planing to live on Saturn… its wouldn’t be a good idea…

3 Distance from the sun  How far do you think Saturn is from the sun?  Saturn is 1,429,400,000 km (9.54 AU)

4 Year and Day orbit in Saturn  A day in Saturn is 11 hours.  A year in Saturn is 10,760 days

5 Moons in Saturn Saturn has 53 MOONS!!!! The biggest moon in Saturn is Enceladus Its mass is 8.40e19

6 The size of Saturn Saturn is 120,536 km big It is the second largest planet.

7 Composition In Saturn Like Jupiter, Saturn has 75% hydrogen and 25% helium.

8 Two fun facts about Saturn  Saturn is the root of the English word Saturday.  The planet saturn is named after the Greek God Demeter.

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