Saturn · 5,882 parcels

Your parcel on Saturn

The ringed planet — so light it would float in water, with rings that span some 282,000 km. Saturn has just 5,882 parcels, each a region of its golden cloud tops beneath the rings, including the six-sided storm at its north pole.

Early access
$9
Available
5,882
At launch
$69+

Sales open soon. Join the list — no card needed — and your first parcel is $9.

Explore Saturn

The most photographed planet after Earth, and the classic gift for anyone who loves space.

Where you can be on Saturn

Saturn is mapped into named regions. Parcels close to its landmarks rank as rarer — first magnitude or second magnitude — and cost more; the quiet plains start at $69.

  • The HexagonRarer parcels

    A six-sided jet stream circling the north pole.

  • Ringrise LatitudesRarer parcels

  • Dragon Storm Alley

  • Equatorial Zone

  • Southern VortexRarer parcels

What you get

  • One specific parcel with exact coordinates and a reference like SAT-3F9A21.
  • Its own public page: give it a name, write a dedication, choose whether your name shows.
  • A link to share, and a cinematic reveal if you give it as a gift — now or on a date you choose.
  • One payment, no subscription. Two or more parcels together save 5–15%.
  • Linked to your account, with the Solar System running until at least 2030.
  • A digital place to name and share — not land, not an investment, not resellable.

Saturn in numbers

Rings
282,000 km wide
Density
Lighter than water
Parcels
5,882
Price range
$69 – $399

Surface: Based on Cassini imagery · NASA / JPL.

Questions

Why does Saturn cost more than the other giants?

It's the planet people ask for most, and it has only 5,882 parcels. It opens one step higher on the price ladder than Jupiter.

What is Saturn's hexagon?

A six-sided jet stream around Saturn's north pole, photographed in detail by the Cassini mission. Parcels near it are among the rarest on the planet.

Is a parcel on Saturn real property?

No. It is a digital parcel inside Obiblion's model of the Solar System, with exact coordinates and its own public page. It is not land, an investment or a crypto-asset, and it can't be resold.

How long does it last?

Your parcel stays linked to your account for as long as Obiblion runs — we commit to keeping the Solar System operating until at least 2030. You pay once; there is no subscription.

Can I get one now?

Sales open soon. Join the waitlist — no card needed — and your first parcel costs $9 when they do.

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