Topic: Cassini probe snaps close-up of Saturn
started by: Spidey
Posted by Spidey on Feb. 28 2004,10:54 pm
Did everyone see the picture of Saturn? AWSOME!! 
Posted by Spidey on Feb. 28 2004,10:55 pm
I tried to post a picture, but it doesn't show up here. I will try and post it in the picture section.
Posted by MrTarzan on Feb. 28 2004,11:57 pm
What's so special about a Saturn? Lot's of people buy them, they are good cars 
Posted by Angel on Feb. 29 2004,12:32 am
I don't think Saturns are that great of a car. Have you ever seen one after a low speed accident. I have. It was totaled.
Posted by MrTarzan on Feb. 29 2004,12:38 am
O.k. Angel, perhaps reliable and dependable would have been a better choice of words. I have not seen one in an accident yet. 
I'll take your word for it. Still looking for the picture.
Posted by Spidey on Feb. 29 2004,2:36 am
I will give this "adding picture" thing one more try ... I don't know why it isn't working for me. 
Posted by Clovis on Feb. 29 2004,9:07 am
Oh my gosh... the pictures are beautiful!!! Nice to take a minute and appreciate the small miracle of spaceflight and the great technology that shows us about our home planet's cousins. If you're interested, here's the link, I hope: < http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/index.cfm >Check out the planetary photojournal for more great photos.
And can you believe Saturn's got 31 (31!) moons??
Posted by MrTarzan on Feb. 29 2004,12:00 pm
I am a huge fan of the space program and I visit the NASA site on a regular basis. I am glad that you shared it with others Clovis. I wish more people to see the logic of continuing to explore, though I can hear the arguments about pricetag when they make sense too. It is a fine line between the pure intellectual reasons, practical applications and just plain old where do we get the money bugetary concerns. The pictures are indeed awesome.