It is not known if there is any life on Saturn. The odds are that if there were it would be different from life here on Earth. Saturn's environment features include strong gravity, high pressure, strong winds, and cold temperatures of -180oC to +40oC degrees.

On the plus side there are available reactive materials in the cloud decks - ammonia, ammonia hydrosulfide, and water. There is also ample energy in the environment from lightning, ultraviolet light, and charged particles.

Science Fiction writers have postulated critters that could live in this type of environment which might fly in the clouds with vast gas bags of helium or hydrogen to keep them aloft, but no evidence of their preence has been found.

The New Age of Aquarius has already started, some years ago.
There are theories that it will start though, in 2012 and then the same theorist says it will "all be over in a flash of light". That seems untrue and quite fearful, no matter who wrote it.
In fact, there are many name for this Age:
1. The New Age.
2. The Age of Aquarius.
3. The Age of Enlightenment.
4. The Age of Forgiveness.
5. The Golden Age.
6. The 17th Golden Age (a problem with that).
7. The Celestial Age.

If a person quests for more truthful Knowledge and Enlightenment, they are usually on the right track.

because Pluto is like an asteroid it is so tiny

The Earth is approximately 6*(10^24) kg , which is 6 followed by 24 zeros.

To be more exact, 5.9736*10^24 kg.

Radio waves, like all other waveforms in the electromagnetic spectrum travel at what is known as the speed of light. i.e. 3x10 to the power 8 metres per second (300,000,000)

but the distance between the earth and mars varies enormously depending on their relative positions in their orbits around the sun. Anything from approx 35 million miles at it's nearest to about 340 million miles or thereabouts at it's furthest.

So roughly 3 minutes minimum to about 30 minutes maximum.

Mimas, a moon of Saturn.

• Saturn has rings and Earth doesn't.
• Earth has only one moon, while Saturn has 62.
• Saturn is 95 times more massive than Earth.
• It has a Great Red Spot (an oval hurricane).
• Saturn has rings and earth does not.

Christiaan Huygens, an astronomer, discovered Saturn's largest moon, Titan.

Among his other accomplishments:

* he correctly identified the rings of Saturn * mapped Mars * built the first practical pendulum clocks * formulated the wave theory of light

First off you need to make sure your timing is set right,it could have jumped timing.Second check if your getting spark to your spark plugs it needs to be a bright white or blue spark. If its orange,try replacingyour coil or distributor cap and rotor cap. And last but not least make sure your getting fuel to your carborator.

Probably the biggest reason is that there is no land to slow down the wind. Also, wind is caused by differences in air pressure, which are caused by uneven heating and cooling. The gas giants have not only the heat from the sun but also their own internal heat. Jupiter is so massive that it generates more heat than it receives from the sun.

Aries is a constellation of stars, a group of stars as seen from Earth. Like many stars, they are thought to have their own planets, but little is known about them as they are very far from earth.

No. The Death Star is a base for the Empire with enough power to destroy a planet. If you watch Star wars: Episode 4 A NEW HOPE, it destroed the planet Alderon. (not real planet, star wars planet) Although, they do call Saturn the Death Star because that's were the Death Star is in Star Wars.

No, but its moon, Titan, may have volcanoes.

The underlying terrain in Paris is that of a river basin; a saucer with a few lumps in it. Originally, the lower ground, especially North of the river, was essentially marshy (one quarter is still called 'le Marais'). The town grew up between the islands (where the river crossing was the reason for the place's existence) and the most prominent of the hills to the South. For more infor, see my History of Paris at http://www.grenfell-banks.com/WEBSITE2/parihist.htm The underlying terrain in Paris is that of a river basin; a saucer with a few lumps in it. Originally, the lower ground, especially North of the river, was essentially marshy (one quarter is still called 'le Marais'). The town grew up between the islands (where the river crossing was the reason for the place's existence) and the most prominent of the hills to the South. For more infor, see my History of Paris at http://www.grenfell-banks.com/WEBSITE2/parihist.htm The underlying terrain in Paris is that of a river basin; a saucer with a few lumps in it. Originally, the lower ground, especially North of the river, was essentially marshy (one quarter is still called 'le Marais'). The town grew up between the islands (where the river crossing was the reason for the place's existence) and the most prominent of the hills to the South. For more infor, see my History of Paris at http://www.grenfell-banks.com/WEBSITE2/parihist.htm The underlying terrain in Paris is that of a river basin; a saucer with a few lumps in it. Originally, the lower ground, especially North of the river, was essentially marshy (one quarter is still called 'le Marais'). The town grew up between the islands (where the river crossing was the reason for the place's existence) and the most prominent of the hills to the South. For more infor, see my History of Paris at http://www.grenfell-banks.com/WEBSITE2/parihist.htm

Saturn's equatorial radius is about 37,457 miles.

Discovered? Like it was buried under the ground? Football all started with rugby which had been played as far back as the 1840's and it kinda just went from there. pro football dates back to 1892, and the first league was formed in 1903.

The six essential nutrients humans need are carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, and water. These nutrients are essential for maintaining overall health and supporting bodily functions. Eating a balanced diet that includes a variety of foods can help ensure you get an adequate intake of all these nutrients.

He died on a Thursday (12th April 1951), aged 69.

Temperatures on Saturn would not sustain life. Saturn is too far from the Sun and therefore too cold to allow anything to live there.

well Saturn is made of iron so i went to Saturn ones it was fun

There have been no probes to the "surface" of Saturn since it has no actual surface - it's a giant gas cloud, a gas giant. We have sent probes near it and some have passed by it (Cassini, Voyager..) but anything we build would be molten metal before it got near the surface. Like anything launched at the Sun - it's gonna be slagged before it gets anywhere near it.

To be brief, it's much larger than the Earth, yet much much smaller than the Sun.

Well first off, Saturn is a little tricky to measure because it is not completely spherical. Saturn, along with the rest of the Jovian planets, or Gas giants, is an oblate spheroid. What this means is that the planet is flattened at its poles and bulges out at the equator where its rings surround it. The polar circumference of Saturn is approximately 170,702 km, about 8.5 Earths. Its equatorial circumference is about 189,241 km, almost 9.5 earths. This compared to earth's mean circumference, about 40,000 km, makes earth pretty puny to Saturn. If Saturn were a basketball, Earth would barely be the size of a small marble.Compare that to the sun's whopping circumference of 4,379,000 km, this would take about 72 Saturns lined up next to each other to make a ring around the sun. It would take 109 planet Earths to do the same!

The Great White Spot shows up on Saturn about every 30 Earth years and it always looks like a bright spot of light. The Great White Spot only lasts about a month though so it's something not to be missed.