Mystery of Saturn's Hexagon: SOLVED, page 3

So, just as I thought at the time (2010), it has NOT been solved. It is just a theory, like so many others.
I am no conspiracy theorist, but just because someone spouts a theory and signs it "Oxford University", or "NASA", for that matter, I am not going to nod and forget about it. Even the notoriously positivist Wikipedia doesn't deem it "solved".

Any new ideas about it?


BTW, this thing - supposedly a "weather pattern" - has been there, fixed, for at least 30 years, when it was first spotted.
For those who aren't even familiar with this phenomenon, here is the first (as far as I know) thread about it on this website:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by DAVID64

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Yes, it is interesting, and thank you for your interest. Isn't it strange how sometimes the most truly significant or at least genuinely interesting PROVED phenomena seem to just disappear from the radar?

I hope more discussion ensues here.
I have nothing to contribute to it, but I would like to read it.

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