Saturn

Saturn's rings are made mostly of ice particles. This topic is part of Astronomy within Science & Nature. This page currently draws on 14 supporting questions, with answers and bonus facts available below.

Play Saturn Trivia

Saturn trivia questions

Saturn is famous for its extensive system of what?

Answer: Rings

Bonus fact: Saturn's rings are made mostly of ice particles.

Saturn is the how-many-th planet from the Sun?

Answer: Sixth

Bonus fact: Saturn orbits between Jupiter and Uranus.

What is Saturn's largest moon?

Answer: Titan

Bonus fact: Titan has a thick nitrogen-rich atmosphere.

Jupiter and Saturn are what type of planets?

Answer: Gas giants

Bonus fact: They are dominated by hydrogen and helium.

What is the second-largest planet in our solar system?

Answer: Saturn

Bonus fact: Saturn is the sixth planet from the Sun and the second-largest planet, behind Jupiter.

Which planet is sixth from the Sun?

Answer: Saturn

Bonus fact: Saturn is the second-largest planet in the solar system.

Which planet is famous for its bright ring system?

Answer: Saturn

Bonus fact: All four giant planets have rings, but Saturn's are the most prominent.

How many planets are in our solar system?

Answer: 8

Bonus fact: The eight planets are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.

Kepler-16b is broadly comparable in size to which Solar System planet?

Answer: Saturn

Bonus fact: It is a gas giant somewhat smaller than Saturn.

A planet at opposition appears roughly opposite what in Earth's sky?

Answer: The Sun

Bonus fact: Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn are often brightest around opposition.

Which planets can reach opposition as seen from Earth?

Answer: Planets farther from the Sun than Earth

Bonus fact: Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn are often brightest around opposition.

At opposition, an outer planet is generally near what part of its visibility cycle?

Answer: Brightest and best placed for observing

Bonus fact: Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn are often brightest around opposition.

Explore more Science & Nature trivia