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The Interplanetary Travel
Agency Presents-
Saturn
By Emma Walsh and Ella Farrugia
Why visit Saturn?
There are 7 other Planets in our
Solar system and the Interplanetary
travel agency can take you to them
all, but Saturn has to be the best
by far. This is because of its
unique rings which are the most
spectacular in our solar system!
Another reason why Saturn is the
place to go is because of its
beautiful Arora and its many exotic
moons.
The Package Deal
In our package deal you will
receive:
 Return flights flying Air
Saturn.
 Two weeks accommodation at the
5 star Rings Hotel.
 2 pairs of climate proof, full
body suits with built-in body
warmers and user friendly
oxygen tanks.
 You will experience the unique
cuisine of Saturn with three
meals a day and a pack of
snacks. All this food is dried
so it will last and withstand
the temperatures.
 A tour around the beautiful
planet and its 18 magnificent
moons.
The Suit
Where you will say
You will be staying in
secured bubble which
floats around the planet,
this is to keep you safe
from potential hazards
and dangers on the
surface.
This suit has a temperature
control unit, light weight
oxygen tanks and the suit it
self is surprisingly light
weight.
Potential Hazards and dangers
Best Attractions
There are many amazing wonders on
the planet Saturn and its moons, but
the best ones would have to be:
The high speed wind storms which are
three times greater then the ones on
Jupiter and can get up to 1000kmph.
Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, which
has hydrocarbon lakes that are even
more spectacular than Rotorua’s
geysers!
Thing you need to know
Saturn is 1427 million km from the
sun so its temperature can get
down to -190°, this is where your
built-in body warmers will come in
handy.
Saturn is a planet that is
121000km in diameter and is a gas
planet made up of hydrogen and
helium, so it’s highly unlikely
that you will be walking on it.
Instead each person will have the
use of hover bikes-
The main potential hazards and
dangers on the planet Saturn, its
moons and on the trip there, areBeing caught in one of Saturn’s major
storms*, becoming too cold in your
suit, motion sickness while traveling
and becoming deprived of oxygen.
First, it is the least dense of all
the planets. If there was a bathtub
big enough to fit Saturn in, the
planet would float. Second is
Saturn's magnificent rings which are
made out of rock and ice and you
will be able to study them just like
the Cassini spacecraft did in 2004.
Bibliography
http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/index.cfm
https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/faq/index.cfm?Category=Saturn
http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/multimedia/gallery.cfm?Category=GreatShots
http://cassini-2.jpl.nasa.gov/science/moons/
http://students.egfi-k12.org/star-wars-style-hoverbike/
http://burro.astr.cwru.edu/stu/advanced/saturn.html
https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/profile.cfm?Object=Saturn&Display=Rings
*If this does happen we have a very efficient warning system that
will set off a siren and you will then be escorted to you hotel
bubble.