SATURN

For the longest time, Saturn was regarded as the Solar System's furthest planet. Galileo Galilei essentially was the first to spot it through his telescope. What he thought were two odd bodies on either side of it were its rings. Winds whip and heat rises out of it, which give it its gold coloring.

Volume: 827,129,915,150,897 cubic km 

Radius: 58,232 km

Rotation Period: 10.7 hours

Revolution Period: 29.4 years

First Discovery: 1610

Axis: 26.7°

Temperatures: -175° C

Atmosphere: H2, He

Mass: 5.68319 x 10^26kg

Moons: 82