Movement of Saturn: How does the speed of Saturn change? The video surfaced, and you will be surprised to see

Saturn is the most important planet in our solar system. Due to its speed, the importance of this planet increases even more. Every change on this planet affects the general public of the world. Sometimes his gait becomes crooked, sometimes it becomes straight. But have you ever seen his move?

The planet Saturn is very beautiful to see. Also his moves. Scientists from nasa and the european Space Agency have recorded a video of Saturn's movement. Now scientists have released this video in slow motion on social media. The distance of Saturn is 140 million kilometers from the Sun. Saturn orbits the sun in 29 and a half years.

Saturn travels 9.69 km every second in the orbit of the Sun. But Saturn takes 10,579 days to revolve around the sun, that is, it takes 29 and a half years for Saturn to make one revolution around the Sun. This means that one year of Saturn is equal to 29.5 years of Earth.

The planet Saturn is rotated at an angle of 2.48 degrees, due to which its orbit seems to be a little crooked. Because of this, the distance of the planet Saturn from the sun varies between 140 and 155 crore km. The moon and rings of Saturn from Earth depend on its rotation, which is called the feature of Saturn. Each feature has a different trick.

The features are called System-1 whose rotation ends in 10 hours 14 minutes. The region around the equator of Saturn is called System-1. Saturn has a day between 10.14 hours and 10.39 hours, while System-2 makes one revolution in 10 hours 30 minutes 24 seconds. So on the other hand, System-3 completes one revolution in 10 hours 39 minutes 22.4 seconds. This information has been received through radio emissions during Voyager's flight.

Everything that has been known about Saturn is due to the Pioneer, Voyager, and Cassini spacecraft. After taking the average of all three, it has been found that Saturn makes one revolution on its axis in 10 hours 32 minutes, and 35 seconds. It means that between 10 hours 14 minutes to 10 hours 39 minutes there is a day on the planet Saturn.