Portion of a figure obtained from Abell's Exploration of the Universe, Pg. 277.

Physical properties of Saturn: (Morrison, 275)
Saturn is the sixth planet from our sun and the second largest in our solar system.

The atmosphere is made up of mostly hydrogen along with hydrogen-based gases, such as ammonia and methane, and hydrocarbons, such as acetylene and ethane (Morrison, 274).

The internal structure of Saturn is mostly hydrogen and helium with "ice" and "rock" at the core. The "ice" is primarily made up of carbon, nitrogen and oxygen combined with hydrogen. The "rock" is primarily made up of iron, silicon, and oxygen (Morrison, 276).

Saturn's ring structure is made up of 7 major rings with 5 gaps/divisions.
Dimensions of the Rings of Saturn: (Gehrels,473)
Feature Radial Width (km) Distance from Saturn Center (Rs) Discoverer
D Ring inner edge ---- 1.11 Voyager
C Ring inner edge ---- 1.2348 Bond
Maxwell Gap 253 1.4500 (center) ----
B Ring inner edge ---- (1.5244 - 1.5259) Galileo
B Ring outer edge ---- 1.9477 ----
Huygens Gap 430 1.9513 (center) Voyager
Cassini Division 4540 1.9854 (center) Cassini
A Ring inner edge ---- (2.0230 - 2.0280) ----
Encke Gap 328 2.2141 (center) Encke
Keeler Gap 31 2.2628 (center) Voyager
A Ring outer edge ---- 2.2670 ----
F Ring center 50 2.3267 Pioneer
G Ring center ---- 2.8 Pioneer
E Ring inner edge ---- 3 Feibelman
E Ring outer edge ---- 8 ----

There are 18 "named" satellites orbiting around Saturn. There have been at least 12 others reported but only given "provisional designations". Among the 18 "named" moons, Titan it the largest with a radius of 2575 km and Pan is the smallest with a radius of 10 km (Arnett).

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