Who was the first person to get a closer look at Saturn? What piece of equipment allowed him to do this?
Galileo used a telescope to look at Saturn.
What is one possibility that gave birth to saturn's rings?
The rings are the remains of an ancient moon of Saturn's that crumbled.
Why isn’t something that is too far away visible to us?
Something that is too far away isn't visible to us, because light from it hasn't had time to reach us yet.
What is the major difference between Saturn’s surface and Earth’s surface? When you look at Saturn’s surface, what are you really seeing?
The major difference is that Saturn doesn't have a definable surface. When you look at Saturn's surface, you're seeing the atmosphere, not the planet itself.
What is another word for one “rotation”?
Another word for one "rotation" is orbit.
The whole Universe is said to be “infinite.” What does that mean?
It means the whole Universe doesn't have an edge, it goes on forever.
If you descend down towards Saturn, what are two ways you could die from Saturn’s features?
The atmosphere pressure is so high you could get crushed. | Many huge and extreme storms occur on the planet, so you could get killed by rainstorms, lightning, etc.
What is the name of the famous moon that orbits Saturn? Why is it unique?
Titan is unique because it's the second largest moon in the solar system, and the only known moon to have a significant atmosphere.It is also the only other body in our solar system besides Earth that has liquid on its surface.
What are Saturn’s rings made up of?
Saturn's rings are made out of rock, dust and ice.
These two things cause the earth to experience seasons.
What is the tilt of the earth and its revolution around the sun?
How hot is the sun?
What is 10,000 degrees F?
What is a planetary system?
A group of planets orbiting around a star
Why can you see these rings from so far away? What substance makes this possible?
The ice in the rings is highly reflective, but you can only see them on Earth through a telescope.
What is the “Observable Universe?”
The space surrounding immediately the Earth that we can observe
It takes this many minutes for sunlight to reach earth.
What is 8?