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BS: Amazing Saturn image!
| Paul Burke | 15 Dec 09 - 03:46 PM | |
| catspaw49 | 14 Dec 09 - 11:17 PM | |
| Art Thieme | 14 Dec 09 - 10:40 PM | |
| Charley Noble | 14 Dec 09 - 07:56 PM | |
| gnu | 14 Dec 09 - 03:29 PM | |
| Bill D | 14 Dec 09 - 02:52 PM | |
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Subject: RE: BS: Amazing Saturn image! From: Paul Burke Date: 15 Dec 09 - 03:46 PM Bénard cells? These are caused by convection currents, which you'd expect rising to the poles. |
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Subject: RE: BS: Amazing Saturn image! From: catspaw49 Date: 14 Dec 09 - 11:17 PM Far out Bill..........uh, literally................Found this one. A different view of the Saturn sky. Spaw |
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Subject: RE: BS: Amazing Saturn image! From: Art Thieme Date: 14 Dec 09 - 10:40 PM Hexagons beat out Klingons any day. Art |
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Subject: RE: BS: Amazing Saturn image! From: Charley Noble Date: 14 Dec 09 - 07:56 PM Bill- Well, that's certainly a mind-bending image. I've always been fond of hexagons, and they are an efficient structure that often shows up in nature such as in honey combs, frost cracks in the arctic, and cooling rock fractures. Charley Noble |
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Subject: RE: BS: Amazing Saturn image! From: gnu Date: 14 Dec 09 - 03:29 PM That's far out man! |
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Subject: BS: Amazing Saturn image! From: Bill D Date: 14 Dec 09 - 02:52 PM It could be worse, it could be a pentagon! Perhaps this is the origin of Methylated chicken wire? |
