The average density of Saturn is lower than that of water : Select one:

TRUE

FALSE

TRUE

Explanation:

Saturn is the sixth planet of the solar system that revolves round the sun. Its size is almost same like the Jupiter. Saturn is an enormous gaseous planet, which contains hydrogen and helium in its atmosphere. Due to this atmospheric composition, the density of Saturn is lesser than that of water. The density of Saturn is only about 0.7 g/cm³, whereas the density of water is approximately 1 g/cm³. Because of this very low density value, it can also be considered that the planet Saturn can easily float over a bucket of water.

Thus, the above given statement is true.