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Saturn, is the 2nd largest planet in our solar system, trailing behind our largest planet, Jupiter. Saturn's rings are a lot more visible than the other gas planets, like Jupiter and Neptune. Saturn is mostly made of hydrogen, in fact 96% of Saturn is made of hydrogen, while the remaining 3% is made of helium and a variety of other chemicals.

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Uranus, is the 3rd largest planet in our solar system, the same as Saturn, it has more visible rings that you can see, not like Neptune or Jupiter, they aren't invisible.
Uranus is an ice giant, because of its size, the icy parts in the core, and how its atmosphere is mostly made of Helium and Hydrogen, but while that the planet is made of various things like water, methane and ammonia fluids.

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Neptune is the 4th largest planet in our solar system, and the first four are all kind of gas planets, not really counting Uranus, but Neptune is a gas planet, of its size, it is one of the smaller gas planets but compared to the terrestrial planets, it counts as being pretty large, but it is also the planet that is farer than every country because it is at the back of our solar system. Neptune is made of Helium and Hydrogen mostly, which is the common materials making up gas giants.

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Jupiter, is the largest planet in our solar system, which means, this is a gas planet and that means it is made out of helium and hydrogen, gas planets are larger than terrestrial planets, gas planets also have rings, some may not be visible like Saturn's rings, but Jupiter's rings can not be seen.

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Jupiter is around 778,547,200km away from the sun and takes around 12 years to orbit the sun, and 11.8618 Earth years to orbit the sun. Jupiter is the Fifth planet away from the sun, which means it takes a little bit longer to orbit it.

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Saturn is around 1.4 billion km away from the sun which means it takes around 29.4 Earth years to orbit the Sun, Saturn is the 6th planet from the Sun, which means it takes longer than Mercury, Venus, Mars, Earth, and Jupiter to orbit, while the other planets behind Saturn like, Neptune or Uranus and Pluto take a few more years and some dwarf planets just don't

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Saturn comes from a Roman Mythology and the original name was Saturnus, which means the God of Agriculture and Harvest.
Planets are all named after gods, most had reasons because of what they related to.

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Jupiter got its name because of the rest didn't get that name, Jupiter is the God of the Skies, like thunder and lightning is in the section. Same as Saturn, this also came from a Roman Mythology and became a Greek God's name.

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There are estimates of what the distance is and it is to be said that it is around 1.79 billion km away from the Sun by average, but has also been estimated that the distance could get up to 2.75 billion km. Uranus is a little more isolated than everyone because of the distance away but there is one neighbour farer than Uranus, which is Neptune. Uranus takes up to 84 Earth years to orbit the Sun, this is because of the distance it is away from the Sun and that it is on an angle spinning the opposite way to Earth and most other countries.

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There is an average of 2.8 billion km away but the actual distance is 4.5 billion km away, This is because Neptune is the furthest away from the Sun out of all the planets, so it takes longer to orbit which is around 165 Earth years to orbit the Sun, which humans can't really survive for that long of a time, of what we know of.

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The same as Jupiter but, Saturn has a satellite of 82 known moons and same as Jupiter, it has 53 of the moons named, while 29 still await, most of the named ones, are named after many famous Greek Mythology People.

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Starting from Jupiter, which is a Gas Giant, it has a satellite of 79 moons, around 53, that we know of have been named and while 26 still waiting to be named.

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Jupiter's gravitational pull is 2.5 times more stronger than Earth's, Some believe that Jupiter's gravitational pull could start war in our Solar System.

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Uranus has 27 know moons, it is one of the farest away from the solar system. But it doesn’t have as many as Jupiter and Saturn, because of the gravitational pull Saturn, has a stronger gravitational moon.

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The Gravitational Pull of Saturn is only 1.08 times stronger than Earth’s because it is such a large planet, and the rings help suck the moons into an orbit around the rings.

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Saturn is so large that it can fit 750 of our planet, Earth into it, that would be alot of land. But also, Saturn’s rings aren’t solid, so if you try standing on it, you’ll be floating. Something about the moons, is that Saturn has a moon larger than Mercury that is the smallest planet. On Saturn, it is also very windy there, and Saturn itself isn’t actually sphere, but it is made out gas right? But it can float on water.

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Saturn, somehow can be seen with a naked eye, using a telescope

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Neptune, being one of the smallest gas giants, but comparing it to terrestial planets, it’s giant, unfortunately, it still has more moons than other planets. Neptune has 13 planets right now, well that is all that is known.

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One of the average temperatures in Neptune is -220 degrees celsius, because of how far it is away from the Sun, it is very cold over there, it is the farest planet in our Solar System from the Sun.

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In the picture above, the diagram is of the planets in the orbit route, you can see that Neptune is the one most to the right, the Sun is more to the right, so it means it is more cold because it doesn’t have enough light.

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Mercury is the closest to the Sun, but does it mean it is the hottest? No, Mercury isn’t actually the hottest planet, the hottest planet is Venus. Dwarf planets are also not counted in our Solar System, even though we thought that Pluto was, it was only until we found out it wasn’t orbiting our Sun and it was so far. There may also be other universes far away from us, simce we are one and it isn’t always have to be one person in the WHOLE universe.

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The picture above is taken by the James Webb telescope, that captures all the details of each planet and the Moon and the Sun

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This is Earth’s moon, one hopefully, but there are other myths on if we used to have 2 moons. This moon orbits Earth, it has 2 sides, one that never shows, and one that’s always here, NASA, the American spacecraft landed on the moon before, for the first time.

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Dwarf Planets are planets, but they are casted out of our Solar System because they don’t orbit our Sun, and they are too far away for anyone to travel to, to see from a naked eye.

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Dwarf Planets are mostly like our planets are named after lots of Roman and Greek Mythology Gods,

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For Dwarf Planets, Pluto is largest and the first found Dwarf Planet, followed by Erise, then it’s MakeMake, Haumea and Lastly, Ceres, but these aren’t all of the Dwarf Planets, they are just first five that are the largest

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Neptune is the only planet that was predicted by math and also can’t be seen by naked eye, so that is why they had to predict it instead of looking through a telescope, and since Neptune is the coldest and most distant planet, it is also the tiniest gas giant.

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This is Pluto, the biggest dwarf planet we know of.

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This is our planet from space, Earth, one planet that has air and you can breathe here.

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Jupiter, is the largest planet in the Solar System, and somehow, Jupiter turns out to be the 4th brightest object in well our sky but, mostly stuck in our Solar System. Jupiter is also the planet known for the shortest days in our Solar System, but it takes more time to orbit, so if your waiting for your birthday in Jupiter, you'll be waiting for a long time.

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To precise, it's normally around negative 145 degrees celsius, and that is in the skies of Jupiter, the planet, NOT in FLORIDA, US!