Saturn Floating On Water 🤯☠️ #shorts #space #astronomy

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If you didn't know, most of the planets have less dence than water but the sun so the planets float on water

Isai.

“Sans, how tf did you make the planet swim?”

alesplayz

Saturn my favorite planet
If it in real life it would be amazing 😍

Lsqmr

PLS DO THIS:
Jupiter: I have the Longest day! It’s 9 Hours 55 Minutes
Saturn: No Way! Mine is 10 Hours 33 Minutes
Neptune: Mine is! My day is 16 Hours 6 Minutes
Earth: In Your Dream! Mine is 23 Hours 56 Minutes
Mars: Of Cours No! Mine is 24 Hours 39 Minutes
Mercury: Mine is 58 Earth Days!
Venus: The Longest is mine! 243 Earth Days
Uranus: I spin around Myself 17 Hours 14 Minutes. I spin 97.8 Degrees so that means my day is the longest, 42 YEARS!

Uranusiscoldgtpo

Saturn’s mass < volume : 🗿
Edit: Since the density of water is 1 and things with density that is <1 float on water, and density = mass/ volume, so we can conclude that Saturn’s mass < volume :)

LankystoveGaming

If you know, Saturn will It looks different because the rings will remain in the water because they are made of gas and ice.

Zafind-mf

Ayo its the same thing i had the previous short now 💀

magicalgames

I was expecting Saturn to try to float on water by colliding into Earth because Earth has the most densest water and it would be funny. ( Not in real life tho )

rapidgod_

Explanation: Saturn can float in water cause I’d more dense than water

ThePokedream

Bro what are these space edits turning into

ArdenFitch-jjrp

its because of the rings, theyre for balance

BananaPie

Yes, Saturn would float on water. It's the only planet in our solar system that's less dense than water. This is because it's mostly made up of gases like hydrogen and helium, which are much lighter than water.
However, it's important to remember that Saturn is a massive planet, so even though it would float, it would displace a huge amount of water. It wouldn't be like a small object floating on a pond; it would be more like a giant oil tanker floating in the ocean.
Also, it's worth noting that there's no known body of water large enough to contain Saturn. So, while it's theoretically possible for Saturn to float on water, it's not something we could ever actually observe.

REDDOTX-us

Because Saturn has solid And liquid center, center Will go Down And Gaš Will disapear

OndrejKolenko

I meant, Earth, by comparison, has a density of 5.5 times that of water, while Saturn's is only about 68.7% as dense as water.

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