Saturn rotates on its axis like a spinning top, causing it to exhibit an oblate shape where its equatorial diameter is larger than its polar diameter. This rotation gives Saturn its distinctive flattened appearance, but it does not rotate on its side like a ball spinning on a table.
Saturn, being a gas giant, does not have a solid surface like rocky planets. Therefore, it does not have craters or canyons like those found on planets with solid surfaces.
Saturn is a gas giant planet in our solar system known for its distinctive rings. It does not have solid ground like Earth and is mostly composed of hydrogen and helium. Saturn also has numerous moons, with Titan being the largest and most well-known.
Saturn does have craters on its surface, but they are not as common as on rocky planets like Earth or Mars. Craters on Saturn's moons form from impacts by comets, asteroids, or other space debris. The impact creates a depression on the surface, which can vary in size and depth depending on the speed and size of the object that caused it.
Saturn does not have a solid surface like Earth. It is a gas giant mostly comprised of hydrogen and helium. The visible top layer of Saturn's atmosphere is made up of clouds of ammonia and methane.
Saturn, like Jupiter, is a gaseous planet which is large in volume, but contains a relatively lower concentration of matter than solid planets like earth. If the matter in Saturn was squashed down to solid form, it would be much smaller. Comparing Saturn to Earth is like comparing a ball of cotton candy to a baseball. The cotton candy looks bigger, but the baseball weighs more.
Very quick rotation (only 10 hrs 40 min), therefore centrifugal force acts on the fastest spinning area, ie the equator, causing the squashed tomato look. Earth also has an equatorial bulge but rotates much more slowly so it is lees pronounced
Oval or ellispe is a shape like a slightly squashed circle.
messy
squashed worms :)
Mush.
like sardines
A shape that is nearly a circle, that has a major and a minor axis, is called an ellipse. Like the shape of a rugby ball or an American foot ball. Also know as a prelate spheroid or an oblate spheroid. Planets orbits are eliptical.
Saturn rotates on its axis like a spinning top, causing it to exhibit an oblate shape where its equatorial diameter is larger than its polar diameter. This rotation gives Saturn its distinctive flattened appearance, but it does not rotate on its side like a ball spinning on a table.
It has no solid surface. It would hold 9 and a half earths on its face! Looks a bit like a squished ball.
An ellipse.
A compression force is a pushing or squeezing force that makes things smaller or more compact. It's like when you squish a ball of playdough in your hand.