Gas planets like Saturn form with solid nuclei that allow them to accumulate gases when positioned far enough from their star. The presence of solid rings and satellites around these gaseous planets is linked to their gravitational influence, which is insufficient for smaller bodies to retain volatiles. The discussion highlights the simultaneous formation of planets and their satellites, emphasizing the unique characteristics of gas giants. Understanding the solid components of gas planets provides insight into their structure and formation processes. This knowledge enhances comprehension of planetary systems in our universe.