What is a planet with a similar structure to Saturn?

The planet with similar structure to Saturn is Jupiter. Saturn is oblate and the second largest star among the nine planets in the solar system. It is mainly composed of gas and may have a core inside. Saturn has a beautiful ring of light around it. Its rings have several layers, and each layer consists of many smaller rings. Saturn is also the planet with the most satellites in the solar system.

Saturn's rotation period is 10 hour, 39 minutes and 22 seconds, and period of revolution is 29.46 years (which is also the year of Saturn's return). Saturn stays in each zodiac for about two and a half years. At present, there are eight planets in the solar system: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. According to the structure of the eight planets, they can be divided into three categories: terrestrial planets, woody planets and ice giants. Simply put, terrestrial planets are basically solid rock planets, woody planets are gaseous planets, and ice giant planets are ice-like solid planets.