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Question
Why is the following planet not inhabitable?
Saturn
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Solution
Saturn. Saturn is the second-largest planet in the solar system. The planet itself is mostly made up of light gases and it is less dense than water. If Saturn were placed in a large ocean, it will float on water Scientists, however, believe that the planet may have a solid core.
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Distinguish between the following pair.
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