This is Solar System Secret Mission Team No. 4, sending an official report to NASA. You asked us to go to Saturn and figure out if a space station could be built here. We think Saturn would be a great choice for a space mission. We looked at a lot of things and we think Saturn would be better than any other planet in the universe. Yeah, it would be great! On the human survival specials, our research will take for humans to survive on Saturn. This is what I found. It is very cold on Saturn, negative 288 degrees Fahrenheit. You would save a lot of money on air conditioning. Also, the day and night only lasts 10 and a half hours. So kids will only have to go to school for three hours a day. You would need to bring food, water, and air, recycle all that stuff. The gravity is about the same, so people would only be a little bit heavier than on Earth. I am a planetary composition specialist. My job is to figure out what Saturn is made of, how many modes it has, and what kind of atmosphere it has. Saturn is made of gases. That means it doesn't have a solid surface. Is there a way to make a space station flow? If not, maybe we could put the space station on one of Saturn's moons. There are at least 18 moons. The atmosphere Saturn is made of methane and helium with lots of wind. Saturn does have some amazing rings. They look really cool. I am the distance expert. My job is to calculate how long it would take for the journey between Earth and Saturn. If NASA has a spaceship that can travel at the speed of light, it would take 68 to 84 light minutes for the journey. Right now, if you go the fastest way in Saturn is the closest to Earth, you could get here in a year and a half. This is much closer than Uranus and Neptune. NASA, we officially recommend Saturn. It's the best choice in the universe. It does not do hot. It is closer than other planets. It has lots of moons and that's cool looking rings. Choo Saturn! Yo, I'm the human survival specialist. I research what I take for humans to survive. Yeah, you know this picture. It's my turn to speak. I am going to speak. I am going to speak. I am going to speak.