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Comments on ‘Cassini reveals two faces of Iapetus’Weird black and white moonPublished Thursday 13th September 2007 14:40 GMT
Link to September shotsBy Tim Parker
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 15:02 GMT
http://ciclops.org/ir_index.php?id=27 Sure is purty ain't she ? Iapetus, the ying-yang moonBy Michael Sheils
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 15:12 GMT
Am I the only one thinking of a giant ying-yang symbol in space, perhaps it's a message our undercover dolphin overloads have sent us? Not everything in back and white...By Anonymous Coward
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 15:36 GMT
2008 Guinness advert ahoy! To me...By J
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 16:26 GMT
It's the Oreo moon! If our own is made of cheese, why not? Buggy G RipheadBy Ashley Pomeroy
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 16:42 GMT
Iapetus, or Future Sound of London album artwork circa 1994? You decide. "plenty here to keep many scientists busy for many years"By Luther Blissett
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 17:07 GMT
Busy doing what exactly? Parkinson's Law - work expands to fill the time available. Black and whiteBy Paul Townsend
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 17:46 GMT
Either something black has crashed onto an otherwise white Iapetus (or vice versa) or it is two different moons that collided and stuck together. And did Cassini remain in Safe Mode for six more reboots before coming back to normal? Must have done eventually because the pics don't have "Safe Mode" in each corner. about a real as a cheese moon!By davide
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 18:05 GMT
how come NASA always has a problem when sending crucial pictures like when flying over Cydonia? The data link breaks down... not to mention their preventive lack of color. Arthur, say something! Guess you already did in your novel, Space Odyssey. Ciao to all, may the truth be known! Should have named it LokaiBy TS
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 18:33 GMT
It's probably been hiding in our solar system for 50,000 years. We need to keep a lookout in case a white and black moon comes looking for it. Unofficial picsBy Nick Leverton
Posted Thursday 13th September 2007 19:12 GMT
Including brief but stunning animation of the mountain belt flypast: http://www.planetary.org/blog/article/00001131/ Finally get a look at Arthur's MoonBy Steve Roper
Posted Friday 14th September 2007 00:33 GMT
As I was looking into one of those inky black blobs in the white section, I thought, "Oh my God, it's full of stars!" Or is that just because I didn't get any sleep last night? ;) @ Michael SheilsBy Anonymous Coward
Posted Friday 14th September 2007 04:32 GMT
How does one overload a dolphin overlord? "....perhaps it's a message our undercover dolphin overloads have sent us?" More picsBy Nick Leverton
Posted Friday 14th September 2007 05:58 GMT
It looks for all the world^WSaturn as if a gob of soot hit a marshmallow: http://www.planetary.org/blog/article/00001136/ Wrong explanationBy MacroRodent
Posted Friday 14th September 2007 10:53 GMT
"galactic cosmic ray hit" No, it was just the stargate opening and closing. The probe was caught by the Black Monolith in the middle of the white are, shipped to the aliens for examination, taken apart, put together, and returned back to the same time and space. Sorry for the small glitch in reassembly that caused it to enter safe mode... The period for commenting on this story has finished |
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