Saturn which is so light that if it somehow lands on water it won't sink but float instead.Saturn has the biggest rings in our solar system.Which are mostly made up of ice,water and some rocky particles.
Yes,Saturns rings do spin. These rings should be seen as a sea of dust and ice moving in a great circle around Saturn.The rate of spin of different parts of the same ring are different. A particle farther away from Saturn will spin slower and indeed take more time to complete the rotation.Many
Yes,it is true that it rains diamonds on Jupiter and Saturn.The reason behind it is that all those lightning storms over there turn methane into soot which are the building blocks of diamonds,it gets harderned hardens into chunks of graphite and then diamond as it falls!