A Planet Dance at Sunset
Last month we had to wait until about the middle of the evening to see Orion at his highest in the south. But in February he arrives there soon after dark. (more...)
Written on February 15, 2010 | Posted in Saturn | No comment
See what rings
Why Saturn has rings and earth not? This question, which could well be thrown into treason by a child looking for the first time through a telescope, has no easy answer. Scientists are not sure of its composition or when they formed. What we (more...)
Written on February 4, 2010 | Posted in Saturn | No comment
Evidence of Liquid Water and Ammoniaon Titan
Scientist have found evidence of an ocean of liquid water and ammonia on Titan. Dr. Lorenz’s used 19 passes of Cassini’s Synthetic Aperture Radar over Saturn’s largest moon and analyzed the data. The ocean is believed to be 62 miles below Titan’s atmosphere.
Why I am not a member of he NSS
The National Space Society. As far as I can tell a great little organization. Not really sure, since I have yet to meet anyone (physically) in it and I have never received any information on it. Why am I telling you this? Ken Murphydyne wrote a post the other day on Selenian Boondocks lamenting the [...]
Written on December 1, 2005 | Posted in Saturn | No comment
