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Because Saturn is 890.8 million miles from the sun, and its thick and turbulent atmosphere like Jupiter, it only gets about 1/83 the sunlight of Earth.

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The brightness of the sun is mostly dependent on its apparent size or area from a certain distance. The sun is about 10 times farther from Saturn than the Earth, so its diameter and brightness should be about 1/10π (~0.031831) that of the brightness from Earth.

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It only radiates reflected sunlight.

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