Can Saturn float on water

Answer 1

well of course not. Saturn is the second largest planet so the gravitational pull will be too much even on Jupiter has the most gravity so u'd be much more heavier on Jupiter, Saturn, uranus and neptune

Answer 2

The Planet Saturn does float in water; Saturn is actually made of helium gas, etc. You see, helium gas floats because its density is less than liquid water, so Saturn, the planet, floats on water, if you ever had a tub that large. LOL

Answer 3

Nope. If you managed to get to Saturn and you tried to land there, you'd sink like a rock into the mostly-gaseous atmosphere until you were crushed by the enormous pressure. We don't even know if Saturn HAS a solid core, but if it does, it's probably made of metallic solid hydrogen and methane.

However, Saturn as a planet would float on water because of it's density.

Answer 4

Yes. Saturn would float if you put it in water because it is very light, as it is made almost entirely out of gas.

Yes, but, assuming you could get that much water, which you can't, the gravity between the water and Saturn would destroy Saturn, and then its heavier than water core would sink. Saturn's average specific density to water is 0.69 g cm-3.

Answer 5

Saturn is a gas giant and does not have a solid surface like Earth, so it cannot physically float on water. Its average density is less than water, which is why it would "float" if you could hypothetically place it in a body of water large enough to contain it.

Answer 6

Yes. If you can find a large enough bath (and enough water). The density of Saturn is 0.687 g/cm³

Answer 7

No they would weigh only a small bit more than on Earth, so no they wouldn't float with ease.

Answer 8

If you were placed in Saturn's atmosphere you would fall. Pressure would increase until it crushed you.