Saturn is less dense than Earth because it has a bigger volume.
Of all the planets in the Solar System, Saturn has the lowest density.
Why is Saturn so low in density?
- Saturn is not solid like Earth; instead, it is composed of gases.
- Saturn is hence quite light for its size.
- In fact, Saturn has a density that is even lower than that of water, making it the least dense planet in our solar system.
- The second-largest planet in the Solar System, Saturn is enormously big.
- However, it is less thick than water and primarily composed of gas.
- It can float on water since it is lighter than water.
- Because they have densities greater than water, none of the other planets in our solar system are able to perform this.
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