Planet Saturn

Kids' Lighting: Kids Blue Saturn Planet Lamp - Blue Saturn Lamp

Okay, braniacs, True or False: 1 Saturn is the largest planet in our solar system. 2 Saturn was first observed by Galileo. 3 Saturn's inner core has an eerie resemblance to olive loaf. See answers below. Our Saturn Lamp was inspired by a 1930's children's lamp we found in an attic. Details, details - Whip-stitched shade detail - 60W bulb; UL-listed - 1 False. That'd be Jupiter. 2 True. 3 False.Show 'em what you're made of - Brushed-steel planet and base

The Universe - The Complete Season One (History Channel)
$44.95
I already had season 2 and 3 and the Solar System set from The History Channel so I had to complete the set. This whole series is GREAT. I like season 2 the best.

Holst: The Planets: V. Saturn, the Bringer of Old Age
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Holst: The Planets
$16.98
This 1974 recording with Andr��� Previn conducting the London Symphony Orchestra is one of the very best interpretations and recordings of Holst's orchestral suite "The Planets" that we have on record (now also on DVD: Holst: The Planets (DVD-Audio)).

First, the interpretation is second to none. Previn's conception of all the movements is excellent and perfectly consistent, from the extremely violent "Mars" to the dreamy, lyrical "Neptune". Second, the sound is superb: clear, detailed, full-bodied analogue stereo sound from the days when EMI made their very best recordings.

Within a crowded field, it is easy to miss this gem. References include Boult's 1966 recording with New Philharmonia (EMI) British Composers: Holst, Steinberg's 1971 recording with Boston Symphony (DG) Holst: The Planets / R. Strauss: Also Sprach Zarathustra, and Handley's 1993 recording with Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (Alto) Holst: The Planets; St. Paul's Suite; Brook Green Suite. Even if I hold all these to be essential performances too, I would select Previn's as the first recommendation (that is, the present recording, not his later recording for Telarc).

Unfortunately, this superb "The Planets" has not been released in a new CD remastering by EMI since 1985. But for sure, it's one of the Great Recordings of the 20th Century.

Warmly recommended!