There is a giant hexagon on the north pole of saturn. Voyager saw it 26 years ago and people thought it was a fluke. It's still there.
It has a weather system inside it.
Let's go check that out, shall we?
posted by jsquared @ 5:16 PM
Sunday, April 15, 2007
It has a weather system inside it.
Let's go check that out, shall we?
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Yesterday I was reading about how the first pictures of snowflakes came into being. They were made using a long bellows hooked up to a microscope in a dark room with a light that illuminated the snowflakes from behind. Then thing is, that no matter what, snowflakes pretty much all have 6 sides. Perhaps the giant hexagon on Saturn is somehow related to the composition of the atmosphere on a mega scale, instead of an individual crystal, like a snowflake, its a giant weather system type of snowflake? Either that or its some sort of alien base station! :) Definitely super cool none the less! Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
:)
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