What Do You Know About Saturn?

Saturn is sometimes called "The _______ of the Solar System."

Saturn is the second-largest planet in the Solar System after which planet?

A year on Saturn is more than 29 Earth years.

Saturn could float in water because it is mostly made of ______.

This day was named after the planet Saturn.

The low density of Saturn is attributed to its ________.

The planet is largely made up of gases such as ________ and ________.

Periodic storms named ___________ are present on Saturn and they are large enough to be seen from Earth.

Saturn is the ________ of the Moons, having a total of 82 confirmed moons.

The largest moon of Saturn is named _________.

Saturn is the most distant planet that can be seen with the naked eye.

Saturn is named for the Roman god Saturnus, and was known to the Greeks as ________.

The yellow and gold bands seen in Saturn's atmosphere are the result of what in the upper atmosphere?

The largest ring spans _________ times the diameter of the planet.

The __________ is a gap some 2,920 miles wide, separates rings B and A of Saturn.

The first spacecraft to reach Saturn was __________ in 1979.

Saturn gives off more energy than it receives from the ______.

Saturn has oval shaped storms which are similar to those of which planet?

Charged particles from Saturn's _________ rain charged water droplets into the atmosphere. 

The bulk of Saturn's energy comes from friction generated by __________ rain.

It looks like Planet Saturn has ____ large rings.

Saturn is considerably colder than Jupiter being further from the Sun, with an average temperature of about -285 degrees F.

When was Saturn discovered?

Which of the Saturn’s moon often regarded as the potential habitat for microbial life?

Saturn was named after the Roman god of _________.