Here are some facts about Saturn:

second largest planet
• seven large, flat rings encircle it
• sixth planet from the sun and has 60 known moons
• Titan is the largest with a diameter larger than some planets, also known to have an atmosphere consisting of mostly nitrogen
• orbit is elliptical
• distance from the sun
• closest point: 1,349,467,000 kilometers away from sun
• farthest point: 1,503,983,000 kilometers away from sun
• revolution takes 29 1/2 Earth years
• rotation takes 10 hours and 39 minutes of an Earth day
• extreme temperatures
• hotest: -130° C
• coldest: -180° C
• mass: 95.16 times the mass of Earth or 568,510,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kilograms
• surface area: 85.22 times the surface area of Earth or 16,782,000,000 square miles
• named after the Roman god of agriculture, Saturn
• several space probes have visited Saturn in the past years
• Pioneer Saturn was sent to fly-by both Jupiter and Saturn and discovered some of the outer rings
• Voyager 1 and 2 studied Saturn in adition to other planets
• confirmed the seven rings and sevral ringlets that make up the rings
• confirmed many moon discoveries
• Cassini began orbit of the planet in 2004 for future discoveries
• Huygens, being carried on Cassini, was used to study Titan