/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11007690
If you are a leftist or believe in man made climate change kill yourself do us all a favor.

Earth

>>11007690
Urmother

>>11007690
Hey OP, maybe you could answer this for me.
Why is it that Saturns rings are not captured as still on camera?

>>11007690
Mars is still my all time favorite

>>11007737
not exactly sure what you mean by "as still"
>>11007740
mars is pretty cool, but titan is so much cooler. it's smaller than mars but has an atmosphere thicker than earth. at high noon it is as bright as twilight, imagine stepping out and seeing the lakes of methane under a dark orange sky

the moon

For me, it's Chainlink. The best cryptocurrency. I even buy extra in the smallest dip and the price increase just keeps on its spirit to oblige.

One time I bought Chainlink for 50 cents. I said, "Chainlink for 50 cents!" and the nice friendly Binance worker laughed and said, "Wow, Chainlink for 50 cents!".

Now the Binance staff greets me with "Chainlink for 50 cents" and ALWAYS give me three extra LINK over a purchase of 100 or more. It's such a fun and cool atmosphere at my local Binance currency exchange, I go there at least 3 times a week for buying the dips and accumilating in lower price periods, 1-2 times for buying more LINK on the weekend, and maybe one extra time when I'm in a rush but want a great cryptocurrency exchange that is fast, and can match my daily cryptocurrency needs.

I even sold my BTC for CHAINLINK, it's amazing! What a great cryptocurrency.

>>11007757
Well, Saturns rings are moving at some 10,000mph at different times, and are comprised of mostly solid rock and particles. Shouldn’t it appear as a moving cars wheels do when a photo is taken? Depending on the shutter speed of the camera I feel like it could be possible to see the rings as still. Either that or I’m forgetting an important variable or variables.

>>11007766
Fuck off roboshilligger

>>11007690
Earth, duh. But yeah - Saturn definitely gets the "cool" prize. But it's interesting to see Jupiter's moons do things in real time in the scope, too.

>>11007766
based

Neptune. Look that kino blue. Its a shame that we dont have more images of it

>>11007690

My favorite planet's the sun. I like it cause it's like the king of planets

I like Jupiter because it's the biggest and most beautiful planet in our solar system!

>>11007766
NOW THIS IS BASED

>>11007770
oh, i see what you are saying. i think we would have to get very close or inside saturn's rings in order to see the various particles. most of them are only about the size of a snowball iirc, so from a camera that is hundreds of miles away we can't distinguish any of the particles. we can see the various guiding moons orbit inside the different rings, and we have also seen the possible creation of a new moon inside of saturn's rings (pic related)

>>11007809
agreed, look at this beauty

>>11008068
Jupiter's magnetic field also!

thanks Jupiterbro <3

>>11007690
The one that's hiding behind the sun

>no love for tsunderes here
for shame.

Jupiter is pure kino

Always will be one in my heart.

>>11008969
Why is Jupiter so active at the pole?

>>11010005
Jupiter has two south poles causing a magnetic ring around the planet.. we should use Jupiter to build a giant tokamak reactor

>>11008997
>planet

For me, it’s Kepler-186f

>>11007737
they are still, dum dum

>>11007690

>>11010180
Cuz its blue AND has a ring

>>11007696
i tip my fedora to you, sir
>>11007690
>>11007809
Based answers.

>>11007809
Neptune is based

The diamond planet

>>11007690
If you dont say earth you are a liar

>>11007699
XD

>>11008969
Imagine the smell

gas planets, other than their moons, are objectively shit, with the exception of Mercury which just takes the piss for being the most boring planet

Earth > Mars > Venus > Pluto > Jupes > Saturn > Uranus > Neptune >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Mercury

>>11007690
The first one outside the solar system that we will colonize one day in the far future.

>who am I kidding; we'll never even go back to the moon

>>11012409
i think mercury is really interesting, it's so close to the sun and has a nice tidal locking that really tricked people for a while

also takes a lot of fuel to get to, more than people first think based on simple distances

>>11008338
What I don't get is why the rings are as thin as they are in comparison to their width: A scale model of them wide as a football field would be thin as a sheet of paper. Then there is the matter of how sharp the boundaries of areas swept clear by shepherd moons are, as in pic related. I looks as if some sort of weak electrostatic effect is giving the particles just enough adhesion to to prevent chaotic perturbatations & collisions from scattering them loosely as one would expect if gravity were the only force at play.

>>11015619
*It looks*
God I hate that kind of typo.

>>11007809
>>11008426
this. its a monument to my home

>>11012409
>Pluto
get the F*CK out
Pluto is a Maenad, not a planet.

>>11015827
The fact that we don't have Uranus and Neptune orbiters of at least Cassini scale and scope is a crime and NASA should be slapped for it.

>>11007690
Venus, because it's basically how earth will look like eventually.

>>11007690
Jupiter Optimus Maximus!

>>11007690
Based Saturnchad
>>11008969
Jupiter is my close second

>>11008426
She's got cellulite.

>>11007690
Based

The Sun

>>11007809
>Neptune. Look that kino blue. Its a shame that we dont have more images of it
>Implying those colors are real.

>>11007696
fpbp

>>11007690
Jewish shill

>>11007690
for me it is FUCKING EARTH, dipshits.

>>11018855
Which one is your second favorite?

Gliese 436 b

>>11007690
Jupiter for me. It has the galilean moons, really cool weather, comets have been seen to collide with it, it's possible that it helped the Rocky planets form, etc.