In real life maybe but destiny is a game. Also space magic to

Wait, did you just try to use actual science to argue a point in Destiny? How big of an idiot can you be? Clearly, the intent of Destiny originally at least was to go on at least Jupiter, if not Saturn. The grimoire specifically states that Jupiter, another gas giant, had colonies. I will quote such grimoire here: "Lord of worlds, massive Jupiter and its moons must have been a cornerstone of Golden Age civilization. But the nature and extent of human presence there is now unknown. [b]Old records refer to cities in ice and world-spanning oceans[/b], but perhaps this is only poetry." This is obviously not poetry, due to the reason of Chekhov's Gun. But wait, there's more! "Even the largest body lets itself be pushed where it needs to be, seduced into nice, warm loving orbits. Persistence is the key. Seafloors transform and then yank themselves skyward, shattering the icy crust. New worlds awaken in the swirling depths. [b]You build homes around this half-born sun ripped by storms and supersonic wind[/b]." Once again, you have proven yourself as an idiot.

Id like lightning to be crashing down everywhere

[quote]Nah, it's my fault for not taking a 2nd guess. Lol And yes, if they could make a rich environment like they did for Venus and placed it on a terra-formed Saturn covered by those storms we see from orbit, that'd be reasonable. (a.k.a. sandstorms, which would make for an excellent idea)[/quote] Well it's actually possible to make a floating city in Saturns clouds. Think of it as Cloud City from Star Wars