QUESTION:
How long is a Saturnian month?

ANSWER from FAQ on June 11, 1999:
A month on Earth is defined as the time it takes for the Moon to
complete one orbit of the Earth - 27.32 days. But Saturn has many moons
whose time to orbit Saturn varies from half an Earth day to more than an
Earth year. Perhaps it would be fair to define a Saturnian month using
the time for its largest moon Titan to orbit once around. Titan takes
about 16 Earth days (36 Saturn days) to go all the way around Saturn.