What would happen to a human if they traveled to Saturn?

Answer 1

Saturn has a solid surface so if you land on Saturn you would sink into hotter and deeper surface so you would die.

Answer 2

Satirn is a gas giant with very strong gravity, low temperature, and an unbreathable atmosphere, so anyone trying to land there would find it very difficult, but with sufficiently good technological support, it could be done.

Answer 3

People cant live there, even with serious terraforming. Its way too cold, lots of radiation and is a gas giant, so nothing can really land on it - you just go deeper into the atmosphere before the pressure builds to crushing point.

Answer 4

Saturn is a planet made out of liquids and gases and also liquified solids so if you go there you may start to drown like in quick sand and asficionate but on the atmosphere you may fall Down an splash and you may also float but never escape a cruiser may start to sink and start To tear up in the core if a copter was there then maybe it would pull a lader to you but the liquid can pull you and the ladder to the copter so you may never survive

Answer 5

They would defiantly freeze to death.

There is also the problem of Saturn being a gas planet, so there is no surface to stand on.

Then there's the atmosphere, which is about 75% hydrogen and 25% helium, with small amounts of methane and water ice. No oxygen would make it hard to breath.

Temperatures on Saturn very greatly. On the "surface" of Saturn, in the troposphere, the temperatures range from about -130°C to about +80°C (-202°F to 176°F.) One could burn or freeze depending on where they are on the planet. Falling in towards the center of the planet yields the problem of greater pressure, effectively smashing the person that is there.

Overall, a person would not fare well on the planet Saturn.

If you are considering moving to Saturn, I suggest you rethink your plans.

Answer 6

If a human traveled to Saturn...

1. He would freeze. The temperature there is -178 degrees Celsius

2. He would suffocate. Saturn's atmosphere is made up of mainly of hydrogen and helium, as humans need oxygen, if they traveled to Saturn they would suffocate.

3.They would starve. Its very unlikely that anything would survive these harsh conditions, and as we are omnivores we need a diet of meat and vegetables and other food. On Saturn the only this that could survive is microorganisms, and we can't feed on that!

Answer 7

If a human were to travel to Saturn, they would likely face extreme cold temperatures, high levels of radiation from the sun, and a lack of breathable air. The intense gravity on Saturn would also be difficult to withstand, potentially causing health issues. Overall, it would be impossible for a human to survive on Saturn without advanced life support systems.

Answer 8

Saturn does not have a true surface. It is made up of hydrogen, helium, and methane.