Personal Narrative: My Time At Saturn

My time at Saturn has been an overall, fascinating experience. I’m not exactly on the planet, since it lacks a solid surface, but I still learned a lot about it from a certain distance. Saturn rotates quickly, contributing to its high wind speeds. In addition to this, the heat from the planet’s interior makes its rings visible. Saturn’s atmosphere is similar to the sun’s, mostly containing hydrogen and helium.
One of the planet’s most notable features is its rings. They can be seen from a very far distance, with the use of a telescope. The rings are mostly composed of particles of ice and rock. These particles are kept in the rings by Saturn’s smaller moons, which use gravity to do this. The ice reflects light, and makes the rings bright.