All About Saturn
NASA Space Place · NASA (공공저작물)
미국 항공우주국이 어린이를 위해 쓴 지구 · 태양 · 태양계 과학 글 모음입니다. 미국 연방정부 저작물이라 자유롭게 읽을 수 있습니다.
출처 NASA Space Place, "All About Saturn" · 원문
이 장은 원문만 있습니다. 문장별 해석은 앞 장부터 차례로 붙입니다.
Saturn isn’t the only planet to have rings, but it definitely has the most beautiful ones. The rings we see are made of groups of tiny ringlets that surround Saturn. They’re made of chunks of ice and rock. Like Jupiter, Saturn is mostly a ball of hydrogen and helium.
When Galileo Galilei saw Saturn through a telescope in the 1600s, he wasn't sure what he was seeing. At first he thought he was looking at three planets, or a planet with handles. Now we know those "handles" turned out to be the rings of Saturn.
Structure and Surface
Time on Saturn
Saturn's Neighbors
Quick History
What does Saturn look like?
The Cassini spacecraft took this picture of Saturn's rings. You can see the grey and tan colors.
This is a picture of Saturn and its moons Tethys and Dione. Voyager 1 took this picture as it passed by.
NASA's Cassini spacecraft went behind Saturn and took this picture in 2013. You can see seven of its moons and its inner rings. In the background you can also see Earth.
A portrait looking down on Saturn and its rings. This picture was made from images taken by NASA's Cassini spacecraft in 2013. It was put together by amateur image processor and Cassini fan Gordan Ugarkovic.
For more information visit:
Planet Saturn Overview
Explore the Solar System
If you liked this, you may like:
이 글은 저작권이 끝난 작품입니다(저자 0년 사망 · 0년 출판). 본문은 Project Gutenberg 의 평문을 그대로 옮겼고, 해석 · 끊어 읽기 · 낱말 풀이와 이해 확인 문항은 피이쉐어가 썼습니다.