Starship Asterisk*

What is the object located down the slope from the goat, about halfway between the goat and the village light? Resembles a Bat wing.

I sent an email to ABC requesting the image from the football game. I suggested they ask Dandy Don and Frank Gifford about the incident. I'm sure they will jump right on this.

I was just about to post the same item about Monday Night Football. I saw it. I only have the image in my head.

It looks like there is a moon dog at 22 1/2 degrees to the right also.

planetquinn wrote:If you flip the image 180 degrees it is easier to grasp. The streams then appear to be flowing down instead of up.

Way to go! I frequently flip the images. I guess it made for a more exciting photo when viewed up-side down.

http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2 ... ;log=0#orb

Search for "2007 WD5"

Type name in all caps "2007 WD5"

Set Mars as "Center"

Set zoom to max.

Advance at 1 Day at a time >| or run movie at >>|

Enjoy.

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Use the "Search" function at the bottom of APOD. Search for "Baade"

Same photo shown on 2005 June 17.

One view is flipped horizontally and vertically of the other.

The Cassini images of Lapetus are very interesting.

They would be even more interesting if they did not need to be flipped vertically so you can see the craters properly.

Is this some type of copyright problem that NASA has?

Gentlemen, I purloined this picture from Space.com on October 27, 2003. Note that it looks like a carved pumpkin. I thought it was nice for God to put out this image as Halloween approached. You might consider posting it as POD. http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd142/13_Rabbit/Halloween.jpg

Most of the craters seem to have six sides.

BMAONE23 wrote:I've looked at the Hi-res image of the area and I acn count at least 10 such holes in the area. Most are only about 15 - 20 meters accross

Where might one find this image?

I see a vague hexagon.

After looking for an hour, I found this image:

http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/figure ... 4_fig1.jpg

Do not see a hexagon.

Is that circular thing in the middle of the image part of the camera, a filter, or what? its blocking the good stuff.

Saturns South Pole shows hexagon corner also...

http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap061113.html[/url]

Many of the craters are hexagons.

http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap060530.html

What "in the world" would cause this?
I've seen hexagon shaped craters on other bodies also.
Carl Sagon said "Imagine the wierdest thing you can, and there is something out there which is weirder."

http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/cassi ... index.html

http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/cassi ... index.html

Watch the "Ring Movie."

...what has been done to the photo to make it difficult to interpret?...

I copied the image into Paint and rotated it 180 degrees. Then the ridges were very visible.