Does Saturn have anything in common with Earth?

Answer 1

they both revolve around the sun, they can both be seen through a high tech telescope, and they both are planets, not dwarfs.

Answer 2

the both orbit the sun and they both are named after a roman god.

Answer 3

Yes, Saturn and Earth are both planets in our solar system, and they both orbit around the Sun. However, Saturn is a gas giant while Earth is a terrestrial planet, so their compositions and structures differ significantly.

Answer 4

They are both planets orbiting the Sun. They both have gravity and a magnetic field, and both spin (rotate), although for Saturn the rotation of its atmosphere varies in speed. They have at least one natural satellite (Earth has one, Saturn more than 60). They both have atmospheres and both have water, in Saturn's case the ice frozen in its rings.

Answer 5

they both have a gaseous surface, raging storms, rings, lots of moons, and are very large planets.

Answer 6

Saturn is in the same solar system as earth, so it rotates around the same star.

no life is on Saturn and it is made of gas, unlike earth.

Answer 7

Just about everything, actually.

Answer 8

They are both windy

Answer 9

go around the sun

Answer 10

both are either second largest or smalest