Have any satellites landed on Saturn?

Answer 1

So far as we know, there is no one that has been landed on planet Saturn. It is very far for us to travel and within our technology. The planet would not have a solid ground to land as well. If you want to keep an update on this, check the news to keep it up!

Answer 2

No. The only astronomical body besides Earth that humans have ever been near

is the moon. The last time that happened was over 40 years ago, and Saturn is

never less than 3,000 times farther from us than the moon is.

Answer 3

No, no satellites have landed on Saturn. Satellites that have been sent to Saturn, like the Cassini spacecraft, have orbited the planet and collected data from above. Landing on Saturn would be extremely difficult due to its intense gravity and thick atmosphere.

Answer 4

No, although Saturn consists of gas, it still has a surface. However, if you were to land on it, you would die before you hit the surface because of the high gravity.

Answer 5

I don't think any space probe has actually landed on the planet Saturn. A probe did land on one of its moons, Titan.

Answer 6

NO, we have not yet developed the technology to send humans out that far... saturn is made up of ice and gases, you cannot land there anyway.

Answer 7

No. That's a mission that NASA might have considered

if Saturn had a surface.