because yo mama is to fat
Jupiter's rapid rotation rate causes its equator to bulge out and its poles to be flattened. It looks a bit like a squashed ball; the planet is seven percent larger at the equator than at the poles.
Saturn is extremely freezing. It is mostly like Jupiter,has a lot of gases!!! That's all I know!!!
Saturn, like the other gas giant planets (Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune), is a huge ball of hydrogen and other gases, and not a planet you can walk on or live on. The only ways to reside on Saturn would be in an orbiting satellite, or in a pressure dome on one of its moons (incredibly cold and with no breathable air).
Saturn doesn't have a surface per se, but rather is a ball made up of hydrogen and helium. Hydrogen makes up 75 percent of the planet's atmosphere.
Saturn has no surface. Nor do the other gas giants.
Saturn, like Jupiter, is a gaseous planet which is large in volume, but contains a relatively lower concentration of matter than solid planets like earth. If the matter in Saturn was squashed down to solid form, it would be much smaller. Comparing Saturn to Earth is like comparing a ball of cotton candy to a baseball. The cotton candy looks bigger, but the baseball weighs more.
Very quick rotation (only 10 hrs 40 min), therefore centrifugal force acts on the fastest spinning area, ie the equator, causing the squashed tomato look. Earth also has an equatorial bulge but rotates much more slowly so it is lees pronounced
It's triangle - dur! No I was being sarcastic It's a round sphere! How can you not know that?! Don't you know that the sun's spherical?
Oval or ellispe is a shape like a slightly squashed circle.
messy
Mush.
like sardines
squashed worms :)
It has no solid surface. It would hold 9 and a half earths on its face! Looks a bit like a squished ball.
A shape that is nearly a circle, that has a major and a minor axis, is called an ellipse. Like the shape of a rugby ball or an American foot ball. Also know as a prelate spheroid or an oblate spheroid. Planets orbits are eliptical.
An ellipse.
Like Jupiter, Saturn does not have a solid surface. Both planet's have a small core surrounded by layers of compressed gases, with the majority of the gas being hydrogen. Saturn is a great deal cooler than Jupiter.