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Ok, suppose they* are right and the only time the moons will cast shadows on the rings is the short time before, during and after the Equinox. I am not a scientist, so I don't have all the data and facts in front of me. Still, I don't think I have ever seen an image of Saturn including the shaded side that the rings were not also shaded. To me, the non-scientist, it would stand to reason that anything, including but not limited to a moon that would block the light would cast a shadow on the ring plane. Maybe I am wrong, after all this does fall into that category known as "Rocket Science" requiring the mind of a Rocket Scientist.
*those nebulous people
The Equinox I speak of occurs only once every 15 earth years,
2 comments:
Gregory, you know a lot about the heavens and astronomy!
I just read alot... different sites on the web... see the list to the right called other stuff, go to the Saturn link
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