May 08, 2005
We came this close
Alan E. Brain plays synergist to show that a derelict early version of the Star Wars Death Star might be orbiting Saturn.
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(I wanted to post this over at the linked site, but there are too many hoops to jump through so I'll post it here.)
Also interesting is the line of craters (I see 5) running from mid-left through the hexagonal crater.
The first two are to the upper left of the hex, the third is on the left ridge, fourth is in the hex and fifth is on the lower right ridge.
My guess is that they were caused by an incoming meteor that was broken up by Saturn's tidal effect, but impacted on the satellite. A rare sight, indeed!
Also interesting is the line of craters (I see 5) running from mid-left through the hexagonal crater.
The first two are to the upper left of the hex, the third is on the left ridge, fourth is in the hex and fifth is on the lower right ridge.
My guess is that they were caused by an incoming meteor that was broken up by Saturn's tidal effect, but impacted on the satellite. A rare sight, indeed!
Posted by: Tuning Spork at May 08, 2005 03:22 PM (5JEXZ)
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