Skip to player
Skip to main content
Search
Upload
For you
Explore
Following
Log in
Company
About
Press
Jobs
Dailymotion Pro
Support
Developers
Advertisers
Accessibility
Help Center
Legal
Manage Cookies
Privacy and Cookie Policy
Legal notices
Terms
All videos
© 2026 Dailymotion
Watch fullscreen
Add to Playlist
Report
Starry Nights
Follow
Saturn Would Float in Water
2 days ago
#starrynight
Saturn is so light it would float in water! The ringed giant is less dense than water — the only planet that could bob like a beach ball. Which planet would you visit first? #StarryNight
Category
📚
Learning
Transcript
Display full video transcript
00:00
...
00:02
...
00:04
...
00:05
...
00:05
...
Show less
Recommended
New
0:28
Imagine Standing on Titan, the Moon With Lakes of Methane
Starry Nights
New
0:10
Saturns Rings Are Made of Pure Water Ice!
Starry Nights
0:10
This Comet Visits Only Once Every 33 Years
Starry Nights
2:35
Other planets have rings but Saturn's are most spectacular
DW (English)
New
0:10
Something Invisible Is Pulling Our Galaxy at 600 KM/S
Starry Nights
1:04
Scientists Just Figured Out How Long a Day is on Saturn
Amaze Lab
New
0:10
Saturns Moon Looks Like the Death Star!
Starry Nights
New
0:31
Imagine Standing on Io, the Volcano Moon
Starry Nights
0:10
Stars Are Born Inside Giant Gas Clouds
Starry Nights
New
0:10
There Is a Giant Cloud of Alcohol in Space
Starry Nights
New
0:10
Uranus Is the Coldest Planet, Not Neptune
Starry Nights
New
0:10
The Suns Corona Is Hotter Than Its Surface!
Starry Nights
New
0:10
There Is a Planet Made of Diamond!
Starry Nights
New
5:44
What Happens If You Fall Into a Black Hole?
Starry Nights
8:57
Saturn The Most Beautiful Planet in the Solar System ✨
deleteman74
New
0:10
Jupiters Great Red Spot Is Bigger Than Earth!
Starry Nights
New
0:10
One Teaspoon of This Star Weighs a Billion Tons!
Starry Nights
1:11
Titan or Enceladus: Which Moon Could Hold Life?
Wide Lenz
1:18
If a Planet is Born Too Close to Stars, It Might Hide Their Water Underground
Amaze Lab
0:56
First glimpse of TRAPPIST-1 planets shows some could hold more water than Earth
IBTimes
0:10
The Moon's Sky Is Black at Noon
Starry Nights
New
0:10
A Year on Neptune Lasts 165 Earth Years
Starry Nights
New
0:10
A Speck of Dust Can Light Up the Whole Sky
Starry Nights
New
0:32
Imagine Standing on Enceladus, the Geyser Moon
Starry Nights
New
0:10
The Milky Way Is 100,000 Light-Years Wide
Starry Nights