Does sun light reach Saturn

Answer 1

Yes, if Saturn didn't reflect the sun's light, it would not be visible from earth.

we would not even know that Saturn excisted, but the olny type of thing in the solar system that emits light is stars like our sun.

Answer 2

Yes, sunlight reaches Saturn as it is part of our solar system. However, due to its distance from the Sun, Saturn receives significantly less sunlight and heat compared to planets closer to the Sun like Earth.

Answer 3

of course..

Light travels Vast areas , look out at the night sky all the stars are light reching you're eyes that may be millions of light years away from earth - A fraction of the distance from the sun to saturn.

But the light would be dimmer than earth as the star is further away the concentration of light is weaker.

Answer 4

Yes, our Sun is Saturn's star.

You see, our planets, Mercury through Neptune, all orbit the Sun. So even if they have different natural satellites, like the Moon for the Earth and Phobos for Mars, they all have the same Star, or in this case, the Sun.

Answer 5

Saturn gives off more than twice as much heat as it receives from the Sun. Scientists believe Saturn generates heat when helium sinks slowly through liquid hydrogen deep inside the planet. In fact, the temperature at Saturn's core is estimated to be about 21,150° F (11,700° C), which is almost as hot as the surface of the Sun.

Answer 6

Yes, but the rain on Saturn is Liquid Natural Gas.

Answer 7

Yes, the sun can be seen from Saturn. However, it would be smaller and dimmer that it appears form Earth.

Answer 8

no cause its the same cause helium

Answer 9

Yes

Answer 10

yes