Saturn: The Ring World
Why is Saturn the true lord of the rings?
After nearly seven years in transit, the Cassini–Huygens spacecraft began orbiting Saturn on 1 July 2004.
Explore the planet, its spectacular rings and its fascinating moons through Cassini’s discoveries. Produced by the Houston Museum of Natural Science.
Show type
Astronomy Duration: 22 min KS2 – KS3 / FamiliesWhat audiences take away from Saturn: The Ring World
Format360° fulldome film in our mobile planetarium
Running time22 minutes
Suitable forKS2–KS3, Families
SubjectsAstronomy
- Saturn and its rings
- Saturn’s moons
- The Cassini–Huygens mission
Curriculum links
Earth and spaceSolar SystemKS2–KS3
Frequently asked questions
What age is Saturn: The Ring World suitable for?
Saturn: The Ring World is suitable for KS2–KS3, Families. Tell us your year groups and we will check it is the right fit, or suggest an alternative.
How long is Saturn: The Ring World?
The film runs for about 22 minutes. Most schools book it as part of a 45–60 minute session with a live, presenter-led introduction and time for questions.
Can we combine Saturn: The Ring World with a live astronomer show?
Yes. Book it as our 2-in-1 performance: a live, presenter-led tour of tonight’s real night sky, followed by Saturn: The Ring World and a Q&A.
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