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originally posted by: visitedbythem
I wonder who has the Alan wrench that fits that
originally posted by: dreamingawake
Nice capture of Saturn's form. Would have been a fun shot to see in color.
originally posted by: Miracula2
originally posted by: visitedbythem
I wonder who has the Alan wrench that fits that
Bees are responsible for most of the insect pollination of crops.
On April 22, Cassini will fly close to Titan, whose gravity will reshape the probe's orbit such that it zooms between Saturn and its innermost ring, which lies just 1,500 miles (2,400 km) from the planet.
Cassini will then make 22 plunges through this gap during the "Grand Finale" phase of its mission, which will conclude with an intentional death dive into Saturn's thick atmosphere on Sept. 15, 2017.
space.com
originally posted by: Astrocyte
a reply to: gortex
That is a truly wondrous image. Especially with the associated metaphysical ideas around Saturn, typically accorded the status of "7th" of the 7 "planets". Does the Hexagon and the black core reflect the 6 directions of space and the mystery of time? That would seem to be the suggested meaning, if you thought about it in metaphysical language, that is.
It's hard to believe that this isn't an artists rendition - but an actual reproduction of what our satellites are picking up, decoding with computers, and reconstructed back on Earth into this image. Furthermore, its been argued by theory of life researchers like Mae Wan Ho that life operates at the level of infrared light, because infrared light is the wavelength that generates large and coherent exclusion zones in water - the electrical conduction medium that the body actually operates through and generates quantum coherent order upon.
Maybe theres something essentially "meaningful' about the activity of radiation at these wavelengths.
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Water does not conduct electricity.edit on 28122016 by trisvonbis because: Chivas.
originally posted by: wildespace
originally posted by: HeywoodFloyd
I don't buy the NASA explanation of the weird hexagonal shape at the North Pole of Saturn.
NASA isn't the be-all, end-all organisation. And Saturn's hexagon has been explained fairly well using fluid dynamics: www.youtube.com...
The hexagon is the most energetically-favourable configuration possible when something either tries to expand into the resisting area, or is pushed inside by that resisting area.
Nature has already produced the spcimens thereof - bees' honeycombs and Giant's causewa, so who are you to argue agains that?
originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: trisvonbis
H20 without impurities doesn't conduct water. Any impurities and it absolutely does. That includes additives in your house's tap water or rain water mixed with particles from the ground.
edit: Fixed my broken link.
originally posted by: loNeNLI
originally posted by: gortex
Thanks to its course change ahead of the orbiters Grand Finale and the approach of Saturn's northern hemisphere Summer solstice the image shows the Hexagonal North Pole bathed in Sunlight , the picture also gives a great view of the inner rings.
The hexagon-shaped jet-stream is fully illuminated here. In this image, the planet appears darker in regions where the cloud deck is lower, such the region interior to the hexagon. Mission experts on Saturn's atmosphere are taking advantage of the season and Cassini's favorable viewing geometry to study this and other weather patterns as Saturn's northern hemisphere approaches Summer solstice.
This view looks toward the sunlit side of the rings from about 51 degrees above the ring plane. The image was taken with the Cassini spacecraft wide-angle camera on Sept. 9, 2016 using a spectral filter which preferentially admits wavelengths of near-infrared light centered at 728 nanometers
photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov...
yes..all CGI... - im sorry.
everytime They need to vampire human energy for something... then they come with their 'saturn pictures'... - people are too Stumped these days, to see it's but CGI
originally posted by: intrptr
originally posted by: Miracula2
originally posted by: visitedbythem
I wonder who has the Alan wrench that fits that
Bees are responsible for most of the insect pollination of crops.
The honey comb conjecture, mathematicians have worked on it for thousands of years, finally proving the complex mathematics. Ask a bee, she'll say its 'handed down', not as math but programmed into their DNA.
Thank for showing that.
Cymatics reveals a strange & beautiful symmetry at work in nature. Inspired by the work of Dr Hans Jenny we create images using water and sound. Our images mirror the symmetries found throughout the natural world, from the hidden shapes buried within snowflakes to the massive hexagonal cloud formations found on Saturn. Cymatics.org is a gallery of our work and a resource for other artists
Using a honeycomb grown at a research facility in Beijing, the researchers were able to carefully ward off the bees and photograph the bare honeycomb seconds after formation, providing the first clear evidence that cells naturally start as circles. They then observed honeybees heating the wax after the initial cell formation — a phenomenon identified in previous studies, but never analyzed in close detail — and found this to be the key step in hexagon-formation.
By heating the cells, the bees cause the wax to become molten and flow like lava. Once the wax starts flowing, the cell walls naturally fall flat and take on the shape of a hexagon, like adjoining bubbles in a bath. This is physically the simplest and most stable way for cylinders to merge, Karihaloo said.
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Wolfenz
Actually I think the older bees teach the young ones how to do it. Making honey combs is learned, Wax is manufactured for that purpose.