Is Jupiter about to ignite?, page 1
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reply posted on 5-1-2009 @ 08:16 PM by drsmooth23
It all sounds pretty similar to 2010

I really hope that this is bull. Who has the right to explode a planet? its not like Vader wants to wipeout a hidden rebel base or anything. I kind of liked the idea of sending cassini down to get up close and personal, but Galileo showed us that crashing into a planet wasn't as spectacular as hollywood could have imagined.

lets just focus on F-ing up one planet at time.....

Project lucifer



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reply posted on 5-1-2009 @ 08:38 PM by Pfeil
Guys, this is old news.


Jupiter is still a planet!
www.cbsnews.com...

The pressures even halfway down into the atmosphere would have crush the plutonium pellets causing somesort of exsplosion most likely and yet nothing happened. If they some how didn't burn up on entry there is no way they could have survived for 5+ years near/on the surface of Jupiter. Most likely the heat created during the probe's entry into the atmosphere would have caused the probe to rip apart and melt and basically vaporise. The plutionium wouldnt of even had a chance to reach a point of exploding.

Cassini is suppose to impact Saturn, but since Saturn is smaller than Jupiter I wouldn't worry about it either.

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