Question

How far is Saturn from Earth?

Answer 1

Hint:Distance between Earth and Saturn constantly changes as both the planets keep on moving in space. Earth is the third planet from the sun and Saturn is on number six from the sun therefore between Earth and Saturn only two planets like Mars and Jupiter. Approximate distance between Earth and Saturn is 746 million miles.

Complete step by step answer:Let's discuss Earth and Saturn in detail and then we will estimate the distance between Earth and Saturn.
Earth is the only planet where life exists. One third part of the Earth is covered with water and the left out part is land. Earth is the third planet which is away from the sun. The Moon is the only natural satellite that Earth has.
Saturn is the sixth planet away from the sun and the second largest planet in the solar system after Jupiter. It is a gas giant with an average radius of about nine times of that of Earth. It has only one eighth the average density of Earth.
The distance to Saturn from Earth is constantly changing as both the planets are rotating and making revolution in space. When the two planets are closest to each other than their distance becomes 746 million miles from each other which is around 8 times the distance between the Earth and the Sun. When the Saturn and the Earth are on opposite sides of the sun then the distance between the Earth and the Saturn will be around 1.7 billion apart or 11 times the distance between the earth and the sun.

Note:
As we have mentioned the distance between the Saturn and the Earth, in the similar manner the distance between the Sun and the Saturn is about 866 million miles from the sun, which is nine and half times Earth's Average distance. As the farther distance is concerned Saturn is about 934 million miles away from the miles.