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i would say things have had to be more than tweaked.......lets start with saturn's moon enceladus.
Originally posted by homeskillet
Originally posted by sparky31
ok i,m going to say this......scientists have had to change their theory on just about everything to do with space
what they have believed they have had to re-evaluate so why is anything put forward that weird?
just cause it doesn,t fit with our physics doesn,t mean it may not be true.
yes, scientists have had to change their views on things but not everything. some things have had to be tweaked to be more accurate, some have had new aspects that have only added to its precision but some things are just irrefutable and hold true no matter what.
Although i think its pretty much nonsense, if the OP would like to have his point heard then maybe he should go back and think of a way to clarify it.
Originally posted by wmd_2008
NO the problem on here is that there are to many people like YOU who have NO idea how science works if scientist didn't have a good understanding of what the mass of planets were probes could not be sent to the far edge of the solar system think of Voyager 1 & 2 they used a gravitational slingshot from Jupiter and Saturn to get them to were they are today.
It's not a guess if you can DENY IGNORANCE as you claim read this link and find out how the mass of a planet can be calculated by looking at its Moons and using physics next time do more research!!!
Determining the Mass of Jupiter Based on the Orbital Characteristics of the Galilean Moons
Originally posted by dorkfish87
reply to post by TRUELIES11
Light bulbs are filled with gas.
People with little or no understanding of how physics works shouldn't feel justified in making up facts for their own constructed realities
Saturn's atmosphere varies from -100 Degrees C to almost -200 Degrees C. With so little heat, and so little sunlight, life doesn't have much of a chance to form or thrive.
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Saturn is primarily Hydrogen, Helium, Methane, and Ammonia. Hydrogen is far too reactive for life to survive within it, as the hydrogen would tend to bond much more easily to fragile DNA molecules, tearing them apart.
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Saturn has wickedly fast winds, measured upwards of 1,800 kilometers per hour. This would create extremely violent conditions which would be utterly destructive to fragile life.
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Originally posted by sparky31
ok i,m going to say this......scientists have had to change their theory on just about everything to do with space
what they have believed they have had to re-evaluate so why is anything put forward that weird?
just cause it doesn,t fit with our physics doesn,t mean it may not be true.
To enter Saturn's orbit, Cassini will fly through the gap between the F and the G rings
Originally posted by Bone75
Originally posted by wmd_2008
NO the problem on here is that there are to many people like YOU who have NO idea how science works if scientist didn't have a good understanding of what the mass of planets were probes could not be sent to the far edge of the solar system think of Voyager 1 & 2 they used a gravitational slingshot from Jupiter and Saturn to get them to were they are today.
It's not a guess if you can DENY IGNORANCE as you claim read this link and find out how the mass of a planet can be calculated by looking at its Moons and using physics next time do more research!!!
Determining the Mass of Jupiter Based on the Orbital Characteristics of the Galilean Moons
So can the mass of Earth be determined the same way?
Originally posted by VeritasAequitas
reply to post by wmd_2008
It depends on the perception of time, in 10,000 years. Time = gravity.