Excluding its rings, the mean diameter of planet Saturn is approximately 120,000 km (74,500 miles), more than 8 times the diameter of Earth:
120,536 ± 8 km at the equator (74,898 miles),
and 108,728 ± 20 km through the poles. (67,560 miles).
The difference between the equatorial and polar diameters is due to the rapid spin and fluid nature of the planet, which causes the equator to bulge significantly.
Saturn's diameter is 120,536 km.
the diameter of Saturn is 74,900 miles (120,540 kilometers).
Saturn's diameter at its equator is about 74,900 miles (120,540 kilometers).
Saturn's diameter at its equator is about 74,900 miles (120,540 kilometers).
Saturn's diameter at its equator is about 74,900 miles (120,540 kilometers).
Saturn's diameter at its equator is about 74,900 miles(120,540 kilometers).
the diameter is 120,536 kilometers
the diameter is 120,660 km.
120,536 kilometers in diameter.
The gargantuan 120,034-km diameter of Saturn is 24 times the diameter of the tiny 4,880 km diameter of Mercury, so it would take 24 mercurys to equal the diameter of Saturn.
Saturn has a diameter of about 120,536 kilometers.
Nope. Saturn has a diameter of 120,536km and Venus has a diameter of 12,104km. Thus: Saturn is about 10x bigger than Venus.