Saturn's Rings Are observed Changing

nightbat wrote

Scientist's have detected changes in Saturn rings and are
reportedly perplexed. They can't explain why they are changing in
particle composition since Voyager spacecraft flyby.

See:
http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/news/sto...04.htm&sc=1501

It just indicates that the Universe is not static but constantly
evolving under field dynamics not fully understood by mainstream
scientists. However, once you have the GUT model this and many other
mysterious become apparent from a conservation of energy and evolving
base field understanding.

carry on,
the nightbat

nightbat wrote:
nightbat wrote

Scientist's have detected changes in Saturn rings and are
reportedly perplexed. They can't explain why they are changing in
particle composition since Voyager spacecraft flyby.

See:
http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/news/sto...04.htm&sc=1501

It just indicates that the Universe is not static but constantly
evolving under field dynamics not fully understood by mainstream
scientists. However, once you have the GUT model this and many other
mysterious become apparent from a conservation of energy and evolving
base field understanding.

carry on,
the nightbat


Morning nightbat,

Yes, indications may be that the rings we see today are of fairly
recent origin, and may be changing before our eyes as time goes on.
Just like we saw the Shoemaker-Levy comet slam into Jupiter only 10
years ago, perhaps there were one or more comets that broke up near
Saturn not too long before the time when Galileo began viewing it with
his telescope. If the ancients had had telescopes, they might not have
seen rings.

Double-A

Hi nightbat,and Double-A Ice is a great reflector,and makes the rings
stand out. Have great pictures of them close up by the "Voyager" space
probes. Lots of small particles in these rings,and that begs the
question. Could tiny "Moons embedded in the rings herd and capture these
small particles an thus change their structure(view we see over time)?
Could the Sun's inferred be breaking down the molecule structure of
water releasing the two invisible gases into space?. Could there be
collisions with all these trillions of particles,and knocking them out
of their synchronize orbit.,causing them to fall to Saturn like shooting
stars?: Interesting is their ring space gaps. This guy "Cassini" was
first to notice this gap in the system and they named this particular
gap after him. Nice easy way to get your name in all the astronomy books
for ever. Bert