How Saturn got its rings

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Inovitch.

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If you love it , put a ring on it. Blacks gave Saturn its rings

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We wuz rangs

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This is what came to mind when I clicked this
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Hey @TweakerFredFlintstone, wtf is up with you and the down votes for Soup?

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Subbed to watch later

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Yeah but why alligators so ornery?

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That cocksucker’s been downvoting every one that votes up Soup or says something nice to/about him.

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I wonder how far you would have to travel to reach a solar system that is just like our’s.

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What would have to change for our’s to collapse/cease to exist as we know it?

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Far.

Our nearest star is about 4.5 light years away. We sent voyager toward it in 1977.

It’s traveling 35,000mph, and in 40,000 years it will be half way there.

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Let me guess… something like… its gravitational pull shredded a smaller planet that was circling it, causing the rings?

Sounds SO much better than just its gravitation didn’t permit the material going around it to coalesce into a planet. I bet you fuggies watched that video eating your hearts out LOL…

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Yep.

That’s the problem with space.

I remember when they announced the Trappist system. For whatever reason (probably sitting on the shitter and jerkin my gurkin again), I got all excited about it and watched the entire feed of them announcing it.

Then promptly got frustrated by the fact that, outside of some type of technology that we don’t know actually exists, nobody alive today will ever see it.

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LOL. No. Its like 8 light minutes away or something…

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