1 Saturn’s rings are made of ice chunks, dust, and rock, ranging from tiny grains to house-sized blocks. They might be only 100–400 million years old, way younger than Saturn itself (which is over 4 billion years old).Some think the rings came from a shattered moon or comet.

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Saturn’s magnetic field comes from metallic hydrogen deep inside, spinning fast and generating strong currents .It's different from Earth’s because:

• Saturn’s is almost perfectly aligned with its rotation axis (Earth’s is tilted)

• It’s also weaker than Jupiter’s, but still powerful enough to trap charged particles like crazy

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Saturn spins super fast—a day is just about 10.7 Earth hours .This causes it to bulge at the equator and flatten at the poles .So instead of a perfect sphere, Saturn looks more like a squished beach ball (an oblate spheroid).

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That iconic hexagon is a weird, stable jet stream. It’s formed by high-speed winds and swirling storms trapped in a pattern. Scientists think fluid dynamics and wave motion create the six-sided shape—kind of like spinning water in a bowl with waves forming neat edges.