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It depends on whether you’re talking about volume or mass. Saturn has about 84% the diameter of Jupiter, but only about 30% as much mass. Such a large volume with so little mass makes Saturn the least dense of all the planets, and the only one that would float if it were possible to place it into a tub of water.
