Originally posted by zorgon
Personally I prefer my home town brews In Hamburg you can have the beer company install a meter in your house

Yeah but who wants to be a Hamburger

I have made a fascinating discovery that your Coors lager speeds up the composting action in my Compost bins. I bought some for friends last Christmas and even they wouldnt touch it, so the case sat in the garage untill last month when I began pouring it into the compost.

Sorry.......thread drift.....slappy on wrist.......must do better....

This is just amazing. The aspect of possible spacecraft within out solar system.

Fake. Clear image tampering on the area where the alleged craft are plus just look at how they are positioned in the same angle in places on top of the rings that make no sense, and they should be making their own shadow's on the surface

Originally posted by Iseek
Fake. Clear image tampering on the area where the alleged craft are plus just look at how they are positioned in the same angle in places on top of the rings that make no sense, and they should be making their own shadow's on the surface

Would they make their own shadows on the surface, still, if the light was emanating from within Saturn, as opposed to externally?

Just curious how well thought out some posts are.

There is one big problem with this. Saturn isn't that far. Any cheap telescope can see saturn and it's moons just fine. All of the astronomers on Earth just "missed" this extra moon the size of Earth? All except NASA... Just please explain why no one else except NASA can see this if it should be so plainly visible to anyone with a telescope. Also, things going really fast in front of a camera...blur, I.E. meteors and such.



[edit on 19-9-2007 by b309302]

Originally posted by Orion437
That's definitely Prometheus -- it's on the inside of the F Ring, and its elongated spindle shape is unmistakable.

Sorry to spoil the fun, it seems that the object it´s just the Prometheus moon:

Here's Prometheus. There's a world of a difference between the two! NASA says it is. I disagree!

Cheers!

Originally posted by zorgon

While a 'Flying Saucer' is a "UFO' a 'UFO does not have to be a 'Flying Saucer'

I tend to violently disagree here. A 'Flying Saucer' CAN be 'identified'. My wife throws them at me all the time!! Thanks to you and ATS!!

Whatever, Ron, these last few posts of yours have been mind blowing, man! Now can you go have a beer to give me some time to absorb all this? You're faster than my darn Ferrari! (Never mind if it's 3 years old!)

Cheers!

Originally posted by mikesingh
Now can you go have a beer to give me some time to absorb all this?

Okay I will go weave some more "faerie tails' for our British Bar Fly that likes to insult foreign beer

Something to do with 'Black Russians' and a runway called 'Cheshire Strip' Now don't get to far ahead ya hear?

Hmmm... Well, IMO neither is Prometheus.

The left one is clearly a cycloptic potato-head with mustache while the right one is simply a turd.

You can find the strangest things in space.

Space turds... why not? Aliens have to dump their garbage somewhere right?

Originally posted by merka

The left one is clearly a cycloptic potato-head with mustache while the right one is simply a turd.

You can find the strangest things in space.

Best explanation. Ever!

b309302 did bring up a good point. How come no ground-based telescope has detected these Earth-sized ring-maker mother-ships?

The bullet shaped spacecraft can be found in many New Age circles as being the flagship of the 'Galactic Brotherhood of Light', but I agree this is image tampering. I cant see how a ship could give off that amount of heat intensity. The image isn't very clear and could easily be manipulated.

It was a joke from the person who posted before me...get over it. I did post on here earlier. A very logical question no one can answer. If this thing is the size of Earth around Saturn...why can we not see it? Any cheap telescope can see Saturn and it's moons, all the astronomers of the world just "missed" it? The only real crap is that people believe a new planet "appears" around Saturn, only its "invisible" to everyone except NASA??? Any backyard astronomer should be able to see this if it is that large... explain that...


[edit on 20-9-2007 by b309302]

Funny thing about those pictures... look closely. Stars streaking. Time lapse photography. So thats not a stationary object. It's a blur of whatever crossed the camera during the exposure time. Judging by the length of the stars, that was a long aperature opening. Could be anything. The other thing I noticed is that it seems to have sharp edges. How do you get sharp edges on a moving object with time lapse photography? Sounds suspicious... How is something only visible in IR? Even if it was, there are a ton of IR telescopes on Earth owned by civilians. once again, no one else can see it.