06/05/2026
Saturn is so light for its size that, theoretically, it could float in water.
Its average density is lower than water itself.
Of course, there’s one small problem: You would need an ocean larger than a planet to test it.
But imagine this: A gas giant bigger than Earth floating like a ball.
This raises a fun debate:
Should we still think of planets as “solid worlds”…
or are many planets just giant storms with no true surface at all?
Because if you tried landing on Saturn, you would never actually “touch down.”
You would sink forever into crushing pressure.