If you found a bathtub big enough to hold Saturn, thenGroup of answer choicesit would precipitate helium into the tub.Saturn would explode upon contact with water.Saturn would sink like a rock, due to its denser core.Saturn could float.Saturn would drown, because it does not know how to swim.

Suppose you miraculously removed all of Saturn’s moons. What would happen to its rings?

If you set foot on Jupiter, where would you end up?Group of answer choicesIn the gaseous atmosphereOn the solid surface/crustIn the ocean of liquid waterIn the liquid hydrogen layerIn the liquid metallic hydrogen layerAll the way down to the rocky/metallic core

The water clouds believed to be present on Jupiter and Saturn exist at temperatures and pressures similar to those in the clouds of the terrestrial atmosphere. What would it be like to visit such a location on Jupiter or Saturn? In what ways would the environment differ from that in the clouds of Earth?

Saturn’s main (A, B, C and D) rings are(Select All the answers that are correct)Group of answer choicescomposed of ice particlesin the plane of the planet’s equatorlocated primarily within the planet’s Roche limit10 meters thick on average100 meters thick on average1000 meters thick on average10,000 meters thick on average

If matter from Jupiter floats in water, but matter from Earth sinks in water. Which of the following statements is true?*1 pointJupiter has a higher degree of atmospheric saturation of waterJupiter has a greater amount of dissolved salts in its crustJupiter has a lower density than EarthJupiter has a higher density than Earth