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Cool pictures of Saturn and its moons

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  1. DrStranglove

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  2. Mrpbody44

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    Thanks for sharing that. Amazing images
     
  3. agup48

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    Awesome pictures, the rings of Saturn are just amazing.
     
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  5. Far Out

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    Very nice, but keep in mind that most/all of these pictures are combinations of several (edited) photos. It doesn't look like that when you fly past Saturn in "real life".
     
  6. Dr Tommy Cosgrove

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    I love looking at that stuff
     
  7. Oceanic815

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    We can do that? What about the return trip once you fly past it?
     
  8. Far Out

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    That's the reason I wrote "real life" instead of real life :D
     
  9. James_Woods

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    Who was it that proved (way before sat or telescope images) that the rings of Saturn had to be made of individual particles rather than a solid mass? (did it by showing that a solid ring would become unstable and crash into the planet)

    Isaac Newton? - gravitational theory first hero, (but I think it was someone else)
     
  10. Oceanic815

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    Well, that's a relief! Here I thought we were sending unnamed dozens of individuals on a one-way trip towards untold glory! :p:D
     
  11. Far Out

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    Huygens or Cassini IIRC. Not sure about either one.
     
  12. Rubino

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    Terrific immages. Thanks for the link.
     
  13. venusone

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    Taking my Pentax 12x50 binoculars out on a cold, clear, winter night is amazing. I also have an old telescope. I can see the rings, but not like that... Sweet!
     
  14. Jerrari

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    I gotta get off my lazy ass and get to Saturn some day.
     

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