Hi, Im Stan the Astronaut, and today I'm going to talk about the plant Saturn.

Saturn is the sixth planet from the Sun and the second Largest in the Solar System.

Saturn is a gas giant with a radius of about nine times the size of Earth.

Saturn is likely composed of iron-nickle and rock.

This planet is a pale yellow due to the ammonia crystals in the upper atmosphere.

Saturn is mostly famous for its outer rings that are made of ice particles with smaller amounts of rocky debris and dust.

There are 82 moons that are known to orbit around Saturn, 53 are officially named.

Titan is the name of the largest moon and the second largest in the whole Solar System.

Saturn is one of the most interesting planets in our Solar System, just by reading this book, I'm sure you have found out.

Saturn takes about 10.7 hours to rotate on its axis once -a Saturn day and 29 Earth years to orbit the Sun. If this is isn't interesting, then I don't know what is!

As we went over in the first of the book, Saturn is unique with the rings that orbit this planet.

Saturn has seven rings with gaps in between them that make up the spectacular view of this planet.

Thank you for reading along with me while we learned some new and interesting facts about the planet Saturn and how this planet is the most unique in the Solar System. Even though this planet is unique, don't forget, there are 7 other planets to learn about, and are waiting for you to discover! Bye for now, and enjoy your space travel!