Multiple Choice
What may be the source of Saturn's internal energy?
A) Separation of helium dissolved in its liquid metallic hydrogen.
B) Radioactive decay of radioactive elements in the core.
C) Gravitational contraction producing heat in the interior.
D) A large greenhouse effect
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