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    Saturn's Mysterious Splattered Moon

    Daphnis Pulls a Jagged Line Through Saturn's Rings

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    Image of Hamslicer Hamslicer
    08/10/09

    In reply to Saturn's Mysterious Splattered Moon
    Forget Mars, Moons of Jupiter, here we come!
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    Image of Pope John Peeps II Pope John Peeps II
    08/10/09

    In reply to Saturn's Mysterious Splattered Moon
    This planet simply suffers from a cosmic case of the runs. Simple. It's just a space-sized messy anus.
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    Image of Dr Emilio Lizardo Dr Emilio Lizardo
    08/10/09

    In reply to Saturn's Mysterious Splattered Moon
    Perhaps India has a more advanced space program than they are letting on.
    [www.isro.org]
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    Image of Meirelle Meirelle
    08/10/09

    In reply to Saturn's Mysterious Splattered Moon
    That's no moon. That's a space station!
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    Image of RandomFrequentFlierDent RandomFrequentFlierDent
    08/10/09

    In reply to Saturn's Mysterious Splattered Moon
    It looks . . . delicious. Like some kind of chocolaty, powdered sugar treat.
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    Image of breccia breccia
    08/11/09

    @RandomFrequentFlierDent: mmmm, Galactic Puppy Chow.
    All we need is to find a round crispix-like cereal to use...
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    breccia was starred breccia was unstarred
    Image of RandomFrequentFlierDent RandomFrequentFlierDent
    08/11/09

    @breccia: I think Galactus would consider it a dessert world.
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    Image of 92BuickLeSabre 92BuickLeSabre
    08/10/09

    In reply to Saturn's Mysterious Splattered Moon
    To echo DangerousDac and AOClaus below, that is the single most Death-Star-iest looking moon I've ever seen.
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    Image of Srynerson Srynerson
    08/10/09


    @92BuickLeSabre: No, this is the most Death-Star-iest moon you've ever seen (Saturn's moon Mimas):
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    92BuickLeSabre promoted this comment Edited by Srynerson at 08/10/09 5:09 PM Srynerson was starred Srynerson was unstarred
    Image of 92BuickLeSabre 92BuickLeSabre
    08/10/09

    @Srynerson: Disagree!
    Iapetus is Death-Star-ier!
     Reply
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    Image of Daveinva Daveinva
    08/10/09

    @92BuickLeSabre: Friends, friends-- let's compromise, shall we?
    Mimas is the Death Star from Star Wars, Iapetus is the unfinished Death Star II from Return of the Jedi.
    We all win!
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    92BuickLeSabre promoted this comment Daveinva was starred Daveinva was unstarred
    Image of 92BuickLeSabre 92BuickLeSabre
    08/10/09

    @Daveinva: *nods approvingly*
     Reply
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    Image of Smeagol92055 Smeagol92055
    08/10/09

    @Daveinva: And that's how it's done, ladies and gentlemen.
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    Image of Smittius Smittius
    08/10/09

    In reply to Saturn's Mysterious Splattered Moon
    Is that a black monolith of dimensions 1:4:9 I see? Wait wait no, wrong mysterious moon.
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    Image of ManchuCandidate ManchuCandidate
    08/10/09

    @Smittius:
    No. The monolith there has its dimension ratio at 1:3.2:8. The aliens who put it there are retarded.
     Reply
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    Image of capnrob capnrob
    08/10/09

    @Smittius: No, no. It's the right mysterious moon, if you go by the book.
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    Image of Bill-Lee Bill-Lee
    08/10/09

    In reply to Saturn's Mysterious Splattered Moon
    Mildew? Chocolate Pudding? Spice blows?
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    Image of disatess disatess
    08/04/09

    In reply to Daphnis Pulls a Jagged Line Through Saturn's Rings
    It`s quite amazing .
    Now only we can one day see with are eyes and not through lenses.
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    Image of Dr Emilio Lizardo Dr Emilio Lizardo
    08/04/09

    In reply to Daphnis Pulls a Jagged Line Through Saturn's Rings
    "Although astronomers have predicted the waves through simulations, they have never before been captured on film."

    Science. It works, bitches.
     Reply
    Edited by Dr Emilio Lizardo at 08/04/09 10:43 AM Dr Emilio Lizardo was starred Dr Emilio Lizardo was unstarred
    Image of Evil Tortie's Mom: R.O.A.C.H. Evil Tortie's Mom: R.O.A.C.H.
    08/04/09

    @Dr Emilio Lizardo: +1 for the sentiment and the xkcd quote.
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    Evil Tortie's Mom: R.O.A.C.H. was starred Evil Tortie's Mom: R.O.A.C.H. was unstarred
    Image of Hamslicer Hamslicer
    08/04/09

    In reply to Daphnis Pulls a Jagged Line Through Saturn's Rings
    Great, now it's going to skip.
     Reply
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    Image of jdgiotta jdgiotta
    08/04/09

    @Hamslicer: Yeah, I was just going ask what the Saturn Album sounds like now.
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    acrobatic rabbit promoted this comment jdgiotta was starred jdgiotta was unstarred
    Image of acrobatic rabbit acrobatic rabbit
    08/04/09

    @Hamslicer: damn it. i told that lil bastard Pluto to stop scratching the records. he never was the same after being demoted. such angst.
     Reply
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