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Images of the Hexagon located at Saturn's pole can be viewed here:

Saturn's Polar Hexagon

Tags for this video have been changed from 'NASA, photos, image, Ice, Geysers, On, Saturn, Moon' to 'NASA, photos, image, Ice, Geysers, On, Saturn, Moon, michio kaku, cassini, enceladus' - edited by therealblankman

>> ^SlipperyPete:
This is a fantastic & incredibly important story, but I can't upvote this video. The grade 2 level of interaction by the host pisses me off too much.


Yeah I was depressed I had to use a clip from FAUX NEWZ.

Atari 5200 was bad, but do you remember the Itellivision Controller? It was worse than the Coleco controller.

But if you hate big controllers, I would give the lumbering monstrosity award to the Sega Saturn.

My links are from Sock Master's Game Console Controller Family Tree.

>> ^Asmo:
Rofl, I love the big dives to get out of the way of the 'bombing' runs. X D
They might be remembering that he was launching "Saturn Missle" fireworks from it on the 4th of July.
If you go to the linked website, what's really amazing about the setup is that he's got that camera rigged to a video headset so he gets a first person perspective as he's flying.

In reply to this comment by imstellar28:
^Mandtis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ringworld


I make it a point to avoid fiction but the plot sounds pretty interesting...I wish they would have made it a movie or tv series... but I guess I'll have to read it.

the video game series, Halo, is loosely based on this novel and the campaign plot is quite compelling and rich

>> ^imstellar28:
^Mandtis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ringworld

I make it a point to avoid fiction but the plot sounds pretty interesting...I wish they would have made it a movie or tv series... but I guess I'll have to read it.


the Halo video game series is loosely based on this novel

>> ^ReverendTed:
Do we know anything about how the shadow of Saturn's ring behaves in this regard?


Occasional utterances of "my precious", followed by treachery and eventual karmic death.

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Sounds like there's some speculation about the effect of the ring's shadow.
Do we know anything about how the shadow of Saturn's ring behaves in this regard?

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^Mandtis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ringworld


I make it a point to avoid fiction but the plot sounds pretty interesting...I wish they would have made it a movie or tv series... but I guess I'll have to read it.

Fake. Those images were so obviously shopped.

Sorry to lower the tone. I was wondering what colour they would be, given that the Saturn ones seemed to be the same colour as the planet. Would ours be mainly ice and have the same colour as the oceans? Imagine that.