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{{PlanetBox|name=Saturn|image=RaceBox Missing Image.png|caption=aka Sol VI|orbit=9.52|mass=109.7|atmo=Super Thick|radius=9.45|temp=-197|gravity=1.22|weather=Class 8|day=0.42|tectonics=None|tilt=27}} | {{PlanetBox|name=Saturn|image=RaceBox Missing Image.png|caption=aka Sol VI|orbit=9.52|mass=109.7|atmo=Super Thick|radius=9.45|temp=-197|gravity=1.22|weather=Class 8|day=0.42|tectonics=None|tilt=27}} | ||
Saturn is the sixth planet in the [[Sol]] system, which can be found at [[HyperSpace]] coordinates 175.2 : 145.0. | '''Saturn''' is the sixth planet in the [[Sol]] system, which can be found at [[HyperSpace]] coordinates 175.2 : 145.0. | ||
It is a [[Water Worlds#Gas Giant|Gas Giant]] and has several moons. Only [[Titan]] is explorable in the game. | It is a [[Water Worlds#Gas Giant|Gas Giant]] and has several moons. Only [[Titan]] is explorable in the game. | ||
Saturn, the Great Ringed World, as it is sometimes called, is a member of the Outer Planets of the solar system. While each speck of dust in its rings could technically be considered a | Saturn, the Great Ringed World, as it is sometimes called, is a member of the Outer Planets of the solar system. While each speck of dust in its rings could technically be considered a satellite, it is listed as having 47 official moons by astonomers. | ||
[[Category:Planets]] | [[Category:Planets]] | ||
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Saturn is the sixth planet in the Sol system, which can be found at HyperSpace coordinates 175.2 : 145.0. It is a Gas Giant and has several moons. Only Titan is explorable in the game.
Saturn, the Great Ringed World, as it is sometimes called, is a member of the Outer Planets of the solar system. While each speck of dust in its rings could technically be considered a satellite, it is listed as having 47 official moons by astonomers.