The meaning and symbol of Saturn

Saturn (English Saturn, Latin Saturn) is one of the eight planets in the solar system, with the sixth distance (from near to far) from the sun. The mass and diameter are second only to Jupiter, and they belong to the gas giant planet with Jupiter. In ancient Europe (ancient Greece), Saturn was called Gaia, the mother of the earth. Greek: γ α? English: Gaia (Gaia) was also called revitalization or revival in ancient China.

Saturn symbolizes loyalty, analysis, systematicness, sophistication, frugality, prudence, responsibility, punctuality, modesty, diligence, integrity and concreteness.

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Saturn is mainly composed of hydrogen, with a small amount of helium and trace elements. Its core includes rocks and ice, and its periphery is surrounded by several layers of metallic hydrogen and gas. Saturn's rings can be seen in the outermost atmosphere, although they sometimes exist for a long time. Saturn's wind speed is as high as 1800 km/h, which is obviously faster than Jupiter's. Saturn's planetary magnetic field strength is between the earth and Jupiter, and the airflow is very fast.

Saturn has a beautiful and distant planetary ring, which can be directly observed through a telescope. Its main components are ice particles, less rocks and plasma. Saturn has 62 confirmed moons. Among them, Titan is the largest satellite in Saturn system and the second largest satellite in the solar system (with a radius of 2575Km) (the largest satellite in the solar system is Jupiter's Ganymede with a radius of 263 1Km).

Astronomers found that Saturn has a "warm" polar vortex by analyzing infrared images, which is unique in the solar system. Astronomers believe that this point is the highest temperature point on Saturn, and the temperature in other parts of Saturn is-185℃, while the temperature in this vortex is as high as-122℃.

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