How long is one day on Saturn?

A day on Saturn is 10.7 Earth hours long, which is the amount of time it takes for the planet to make a complete rotation on it axis. Saturn makes a full orbit around the sun in a period of time equal to 29 Earth years. Saturn is about 886 million miles from the sun and is the sixth furthest planet in the solar system.

Saturn is a massive gas giant that dwarfs planet Earth. Saturn is surrounded by seven large rings that are made up of ice and rock chunks, while the planet itself consists mainly of helium and hydrogen. The planet cannot support biological life and has only ever been observed through telescopes and visited by a number of unmanned spacecraft.