And this just in on New Scientist. Somebody HAS come up with a "natural" explanation for the equatorial ridge a.k.a. "The Wall." I would award it the Richard Hoagland prize for biggest violation of Occam's razor by a scientific theory. Hope the link works OK but if not, you get the idea:
Thanks, WMB. I haven't read NS's article yet, but I encountered another one about Iapetus getting slapped with one of Saturn's rings. I'll check this out.
I have a Wild Theory about Iapetus, but I'm sitting on it until I can check a few facts...
ReplyDeleteomg, Mac you may have something here... how very odd... man, I love your mind! You rock!
ReplyDeleteHollow, I'm sure. Looks like some art students joined two hemispherical "bowls."
ReplyDeleteAnd this just in on New Scientist. Somebody HAS come up with a "natural" explanation for the equatorial ridge a.k.a. "The Wall." I would award it the Richard Hoagland prize for biggest violation of Occam's razor by a scientific theory. Hope the link works OK but if not, you get the idea:
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Thanks, WMB. I haven't read NS's article yet, but I encountered another one about Iapetus getting slapped with one of Saturn's rings. I'll check this out.
ReplyDeleteI think you are an excellent blogger. It's all about your passion and you should add something about Jupiter. Don't you think?
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