What is saturns mass in kilometers?

Answer 1

Saturn's mass is about 5.68319 x 1026 kilograms.

One kilogram is (approximately) equal to a mass of 2.2046 pounds.

You can do the conversion with a calculator.

Also, "pounds " is often used to mean "pounds weight".

The word "heavy "suggests "weight" rather than "mass".

We can't easily say how "heavy" Saturn is

because the weight of a mass depends on

the mass of another object in its neighborhood to which it's being attracted,

and on the distance between the centers of both objects. (Similarly, your

weight, as you know, depends on whether you're standing on the Earth, on

the Moon, or on something else.)

Answer 2

Mass is measured in kilograms, distance in kilometres.

Answer 3

it is 6.58 x 1026 Kg