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 15 Jan 2005 @ 01:35
You want to see what Saturn's moon Titan looks like, up close?
Go here.
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 10 Jan 2005 @ 22:39
Another great pic, of one of Saturns moons. This moon is pretty strange, it has a ridge that goes all the way around it. Just how does that happen? Looks almost like a seam left over from manufacturing a rubber ball. A synthetic moon?
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And here's a reminder, that part of the craft will be landing on the moon Titan on Jan 14 2005, in 4 days. :}
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27 Nov 2004 @ 19:32
Ya, if only people with the money stop thinking about them selves, and thier bank accounts. Our robot tech is pretty good, it wouldnt be that hard to send solar powered bulldozers to the moon in pieces and remotly put them together, it wouldn't be that hard to process the rock and pull out the gas, as well as, maybe even store our nuke waste, just to keep balance, like if we take 25 tons of gas, we can store either nuke waste or CO2 even. Just a few billion bucks away, who will be the first rich guys to jump in?
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18 Nov 2004 @ 05:44
Ok, so let me get this strait, Boeing, Northrop Grumman, and Lockheed Martin, can pool thier resorces to make a big laser cannon, and they can't get together to build us an engine that runs on water? But, I like big guns, so Ill just view it as an oversight on thier part, lol. Hmm , the laser nose, Intresting.
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 6 Nov 2004 @ 17:57
A moon of Saturn, Titan lacking obvious craters, has terrain alot like the area surounding Flagstaff Arizona, by the looks of the most recent pictures from the Cassini-Huygens mission of Titan. Soon NASA/JPL/ESA will drop a probe onto its surface, and sample Titans atmosphere, and maybe survive the impact and send surface information for about another 30 minets or till the batteries run out.
What I found most intresting are the pictures so far of the moon. I go to terraserver.com alot, and see all sorts of arial pictures of the Earths surface, forests canyons and mountains, deserts, etc..., and I look at these pictures from Saturn and wonder.... are those trees on Titan, covering those hills or just cold rocks? The scientists say the place is so cold that there might be pools and lakes of liquid methane but I look at these pictures, and I get the feeling its not as cold as they say, lack of obviouse craters tells me that the surface of Titan is extreemly active like it is here on Earth. Heat must be being generated from inside the moon since I would expect to see at least some icy frost on high ground. Assuming, that is, scientists accually know what the cameras are seeing as to altitude of the terraine, but according to them, they don't know yet what they are seeing. Just going to have to wait for more data, from the drop probe, lol.
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