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Very good seeing marred by gusts and thin clouds drifting across the sky.
C14 with Baader Maxbright Binoviewer and 12mm Celestron Plossls for about 3960mm focal length and 330x. Could have used more, but this is the highest power eyepecie pair I have ...
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I have seen hundreds....
Saturn displayed a high-contrast image in which the rings eye.
I don't image much), through my 12.5" Obsession, at around 260x .
The case so Saturn's rings is something of a special case.
Great detector.
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Why is it impossible for the rings of Saturn to reform into a moon?
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The answer, of course, ....
The rings lie inside Saturn's Roche Limit, where tidal forces are too strong to allow any large, and the rings of Saturn will not last forever, maybe they will be forcibly removed, or even be forced.
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Dione, Saturn's rings, and the two small moons Epimetheus and Prometheus. Craaazy...
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Why are there rings on Saturn?
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...I believe my experience has made me a competent and decent observer who can definitely say what can probably be seen visually. To suggest otherwise could be considered somewhat insulting.
Whoa, don't go getting all offended. I don't know you...
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The other area is luminance, and this may be partially what was happening in my Saturn observation with the shadings of ....
Seeing the very narrow Encke division in the A-ring has always been a challenge, although.
Was on Saturn.
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Well...Thanksgiving was such a surprise knife-thru-the-heart that I ran my transits the next day to see what was up. Sure 'nuff, there was Trans. Saturn squaring my sun/saturn opposition. Grrrreat.
I was surprised at how accurate some of the online info...
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saturn that perhaps some of you lurkers might also..rn-square/ I had a tough....
ThingsFound this really lovely blog on Saturn sq.
The same- those binding rings, the whole reality of Saturn ruling that which is physical/material.
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Well...Thanksgiving was such a surprise knife-thru-the-heart that I ran my transits the next day to see what was up. Sure 'nuff, there was Trans. Saturn squaring my sun/saturn opposition. Grrrreat.
I was surprised at how accurate some of the online info...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at nodeorama):
saturn that perhaps some of you lurkers might also..rn-square/ I had a tough time....
Thinking the same- those binding rings, the whole reality of Saturn ruling that which is physicalFound this really lovely blog on Saturn sq.
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Hello! It's time to rebuild the engine in my '96 SL2 5-speed. I've been pouring oil through it for years and years, and it runs like a champ. After many MMO and ATF soaks and treatments, the condition has remained unchanged.
But now, I'm losing compression...
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Im pretty sure the parts are still available.
So I would haveI dont know anything about new piston or ring designs & have never had to buy a piston.
The feeble rings and oil consumption is a well known Saturn "S" series problem.
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Wow had a great night well a couple of hours and the chance to use my new bgo 12.5 for the first time. saturn was excellent could easily see the cassini division in moments of calm could also see slighty patches of colour on the planet it self but this...
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It really did seem nice & clear last night..
Nice one.
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Currently, I am subscribed to a NASA newsletter that sends me interesting things everynow and then. Today, I got this:
http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2012...turn_Ring.html
Kind of interesting. Unfortunately, no pictures. If they have pictures by tomorrow...
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After all, Saturn has the most powerful ....
Sometimes I wonder if Saturn is a great big space station that is also a super giant Tesla coil, the outer rings being the primary coil, the planet itself a spherical/spiral secondary coil.
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