Saturn has a density of 0.687

grams per cubic centimeter.

Water's density is 1 gram per

cubic centimeter. Since Saturn's

density is less than the density

of water, Saturn could float if

submerged in water. Saturn is

mostly composed of gas, and

it causes the planet to be less

dense, but the gas might also

cause problems with it floating,

even assuming sufficient water

could be found to test the

theory.

Answer:

•SATURN

Explanation:

THE PLANET SATURN HAS LESS DENSITY THAN WATER WHICH MEANS IT DOESN'T WEIGH AS MUCH AS IT'S SIZE. THE PLANET SATURN HAS LESS DENSITY COMPARED TO OTHER PLANETS IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM. BECAUSE OF LESS DENSITY THAN WATER, THE PLANET SATURN CAN FLOAT ON WATER.