Is the planet Saturn cold or hot or hot?
Saturn is -290 degrees cold, and scientists think it will soon get much colder! It might not be as cold as other planets that are not as near to the sun, but it is different because it has a circlar ring in the middle of it.
When does my Saturn’s series not start?
There is no consistency and it doesn’t matter if it is hot or cold, except it seems to happen more in the spring/summer (we live in Texas). It starts fine in the morning after sitting all night, then after school it won’t start. This will happen for several days in a row, then it will be fine for weeks & months.
Why does my Saturn 104k not start up?
My ’97 Saturn (104K) starts well in the morning. I drive home everyday about noon. When I try to start it, it cranks, and will eventually start, but it takes a good 8 to 10 seconds to get it going. The weather is hot when I have these problems, not sure if this has anything to do with it. Any thoughts?
What is the temperature of the core of Saturn?
Moving out from the core, the liquid hydrogen becomes less metallic, gradually shifting into a gas the further one travels from the center of the planet. The interior may reach temperatures of up to 21,000 F (11,700 C).
Saturn is -290 degrees cold, and scientists think it will soon get much colder! It might not be as cold as other planets that are not as near to the sun, but it is different because it has a circlar ring in the middle of it.
Why is my Saturn Vue blowing cold air?
On my 2007 Saturn Vue I been having trouble with it blowing cold air. If I’m sitting in idle it blows hot air. If I accelerate at 2000 RPM it blows cold.
Moving out from the core, the liquid hydrogen becomes less metallic, gradually shifting into a gas the further one travels from the center of the planet. The interior may reach temperatures of up to 21,000 F (11,700 C).
Why is Saturn far away from the Sun?
Saturn is cold, considering it is far away from the sun and has strong winds. Saturn is the sixth planet out from the sun, so is going to be cold.