Saturn size and scale context

Saturn is a gas giant best known for its bright ring system, but the planet itself is also the least dense world in the Solar System. Its average density is lower than water, and its layered atmosphere is driven by powerful winds and storms beneath the rings that dominate its silhouette. Read its scale context, comparisons, and journey links on the canonical object page.

IapetusTwo-toned icy moon·1,470 km
PlutoDwarf planet·2,380 km
MoonRocky moon·3,470 km
MercuryTerrestrial planet·4,879 km
MarsTerrestrial planet·6,779 km
EarthTerrestrial planet·12,742 km
NeptuneIce giant planet·49,528 km
SaturnGas giant planet·116,460 km
JupiterGas giant planet·140,000 km

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