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Saturn is 120,000 km (75,000 miles) wide at the equator, and is visibly flattened at the poles due to its fast rotation, and this effect is called oblateness, and Saturn's oblateness is 0.098, which means the length from pole to pole is shorter by that factor, which makes it 108240 km (67,650 miles)

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