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Very Beautiful!
nickharvey7 1 year ago
Amazing.
RevengeOfTheAbyss 1 year ago
beautiful planet!
marah777 2 years ago 3
saturns the crown jewel in our solar system
poorlymadeproduction 2 years ago 5
@poorlymadeproduction earth is #1
doox420 1 year ago
@doox420 well we live there but after a while its not as interesting to look at :/
poorlymadeproduction 1 year ago
Saturn is my fave planet..its so pretty and peacful :)
SonicGoneTechno 3 years ago 3
Its certainly not peaceful ;-)
But it does look pretty.
Devilsnightforlife 2 years ago
Has anyone saw the clear picture of Jupiters Moon on nbc i think? it was spectacular.
marissa910 3 years ago
they say, the rings diappear if seen from an angle and is extravegent! although it has many moons, are there any life possible? or...what happens if the rings disappear? would it effect the solar system?
aditi013 3 years ago
that's actually a really good question....
i've always wondered that..
im probably the BIGGEST science geek ( that's a girl ) you will EVER meet.
marissa910 3 years ago
Saturn's rings are more than 123,000 km wide and more than 22 km thick. They are made of rocks that rang from the size of dust particals to the size of very larg buildings. Saturn has more than 60 known moons and may have ALOT more unknown moons.
RJL738 3 years ago
sometimes i have a hard time believing in outer space... like it's some sort of government cover-up. but it's just because it's so huge that its hard to believe and i feel tiny.
funkyfredscool 3 years ago
lol the rings are pretty
solarsystemKND 3 years ago
yeah but its so hard to believe that that's like our planet, just a lot bigger and with rings and more moons.
funkyfredscool 3 years ago
@funkyfredscool - It's not like our planet. Saturn is a gas giant and has no solid surface.
HaloofCurls 1 year ago
Dumb question, but is this a REAL image of Saturn?
SaintJames5150 4 years ago
yes, captured with the Hubble Space Telescope.
kurtcrowbain 4 years ago
where aer the stars in the background?
bigbadmuthafukkah 4 years ago
Saturn is pretty bright so the hubble wouldn't have been taking exposures long enough to capture dim stars.
majorvoltage 4 years ago
why is it always so dark in outerspace?
bigbadmuthafukkah 4 years ago
because most star are hunderds of thousand light years away from eachother some galaxys have two or even three stars ares only has one and thats are sun
potheadtv3 4 years ago
Umm...the nearest star is only 4.22 light-years away. And our galaxy has approximately 400 billion stars, not one.
majorvoltage 4 years ago
He proably meny solar system
SaintJames5150 4 years ago