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{{ImageInfoBox|name=Saturn|imgname=saturn-tng-101-102|caption=Saturn ([[Star Trek: The Next Generation|TNG]] [[Encounter at Farpoint (Episode)|101-102]])}}
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{{TableRow|title=Affiliation|data=[[United Federation of Planets]]<ref name="TOS37"/>}}
 
{{TableRow|title=Affiliation|data=[[United Federation of Planets]]<ref name="TOS37"/>}}
 
{{TableRow|title=Distance from Star|data=1,426,980,000 [[kilometer|km]] (9.5 [[AU]])<ref name="STSC"/>}}
 
{{TableRow|title=Distance from Star|data=1,426,980,000 [[kilometer|km]] (9.5 [[AU]])<ref name="STSC"/>}}
 
{{TableRow|title=Orbital Period|data=24,209.8 rotations (29.46 [[Earth]] years)<ref name="STSC"/>}}
 
{{TableRow|title=Orbital Period|data=24,209.8 rotations (29.46 [[Earth]] years)<ref name="STSC"/>}}
 
{{TableRow|title=Rotational Period|data=10 hours, 40 minutes<ref name="STSC"/>}}
 
{{TableRow|title=Rotational Period|data=10 hours, 40 minutes<ref name="STSC"/>}}
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{{TableRow|title=Cloudtop Temperature|data=-180&deg;C<ref name="STSC"/>}}
 
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{{TableRow|title=Diameter|data=120,536 [[kilometer|km]]<ref name="STSC"/>}}
 
{{TableRow|title=Diameter|data=120,536 [[kilometer|km]]<ref name="STSC"/>}}
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{{TableRow|title=Natural Satellites|data=Ring system;<ref name="TOS37"/> 18 moons,<ref name="STSC"/> including [[Titan]]<ref name="ST11"/>}}
 
{{TableRow|title=Natural Satellites|data=Ring system;<ref name="TOS37"/> 18 moons,<ref name="STSC"/> including [[Titan]]<ref name="ST11"/>}}
 
{{TableRow|title=Points of Interest|data=[[Starfleet Academy Flight Range]]<ref name="TNG219"/>}}
 
{{TableRow|title=Points of Interest|data=[[Starfleet Academy Flight Range]]<ref name="TNG219"/>}}
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Saturn, the sixth planet in the [[Sol system]],<ref name="TOS37"/> is home to the [[Starfleet Academy Flight Range]].<ref name="TNG219"/>
 
Saturn, the sixth planet in the [[Sol system]],<ref name="TOS37"/> is home to the [[Starfleet Academy Flight Range]].<ref name="TNG219"/>
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{{ImageBox|float=left|imgname=enterprise_1701-saturn-st11|caption=[[U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 (Kelvin)|U.S.S. ''Enterprise'' NCC-1701]] at Saturn ([[Star Trek (Film)|ST11]])}}
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==Image Gallery==
On [[Stardate]] [[Kelvin Chronology#2258|2258.42]], the [[U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 (Kelvin)|U.S.S. ''Enterprise'' NCC-1701]] evaded detection by the ''[[Narada]]'' during its attack on [[Earth#Kelvin Timeline|Earth]] by coming out of warp in the atmosphere of Saturn's moon [[Titan]].<ref name="ST11"/>
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saturn-tos00.jpg|Saturn ({{TOS01}})
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[[Category:Decipher]]
 
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Latest revision as of 20:17, 2 April 2023

Myriad Universes: Saturn
Saturn (Planet)
Saturn (TNG101-102)

Saturn (TNG101-102)
Affiliation United Federation of Planets[1]
Distance from Star 1,426,980,000 km (9.5 AU)[2]
Orbital Period 24,209.8 rotations (29.46 Earth years)[2]
Rotational Period 10 hours, 40 minutes[2]
Class J[2]
Cloudtop Temperature -180°C[2]
Diameter 120,536 km[2]
Gravity 0.93 g[2]
Natural Satellites Ring system;[1] 18 moons,[2] including Titan[3]
Points of Interest Starfleet Academy Flight Range[4]
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Saturn, the sixth planet in the Sol system,[1] is home to the Starfleet Academy Flight Range.[4]

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Notes and References