[Alex Ooiue]

Do you believe Saturn floats on water?

plz comment on this and answer

i do, coz i does, as its density is lower than water

[LynxMukka]

Would you include the rings in that hypothesis?

[Alex Ooiue]

the rings are part of the gravitational field of Saturn, so they wont just drop down lol

if they were there, then theyd sink, but im talking about Saturn itself lol, so no

besides, theres a website that says so, infact, most websites would agree with me , google it lol

[Jonathan Reynolds]

Saturn is made up Almost entirely of Gaseous products such as methane Co2, hydrogen etc. All of these are less dense than water, in-fact almost evry gas is less dence than water, saturn is relatively light so she would float on water. Jupiter wouldn't because of the massive great big diamond theorized at its core.

things only float on water because they displace an equal or greater volume of water than their mass. dense objects sink because they displace a tiny amount of water compared to their mass, saturn is huge and made up of light atoms which each one displaces more water than its mass, Therefor saturn would float EVEN if you contained it in a tennis ball.

[Trav]

I'm afraid if you are going to float Saturn which is compressed in a tennis ball, it's gravitational field would just pull the water around towards it, creating a strange, new and most likely short-aged liquid planet.