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Re: Saturn visible tonight...

Alushe, you're right.

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Re: Saturn visible tonight...

Soooo... by any chance did anybody get to view Saturn and its rings, or Titan, the other evening? If so, how was it?

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18 Reply by Atlantis (edited by Atlantis 2005-01-16 06:34:15)

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Re: Saturn visible tonight...

Morningsun76 thinks this thread is being wasted, no way.

The remark of Lyra about Titan was very on-topic.

The media and TV are full of reports about living on Titan like we do on Earth.

Same is with so many reports on the (new !) moons of Jupiter and Neptune published last years.

Some guests on this forum are very lazy in searching i.e. on Internet Engines for themselves instead of trying to ridicule me.

i.e. search on "Jupiter" & "second sun" will help.

http://www.enterprisemission.com/NukingJupiter.html

BTW: I live in Europe, so looking at Saturn good be different.

Co-incidently, one moon of Jupiter is named "Europe".

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Re: Saturn visible tonight...

Auendove wrote:

Soooo... by any chance did anybody get to view Saturn and its rings, or Titan, the other evening? If so, how was it?


Well, I think it's safe to say that most anybody on the East coast from Florida to Canada was not able to view it, due to the mysterious "front" that blew in at that exact moment.

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Re: Saturn visible tonight...

Atlantis wrote:

Morningsun76 thinks this thread is being wasted, no way.

The remark of Lyra about Titan was very on-topic.

Atlantis,

It's obvious from your posts that you're an intelligent person.  I think it is readily apparent to any reader of this thread that your comments, no one else's, were the ones serving as a distraction to other users.     By attempting to twist my words to a different meaning, I believe that simply shows that you are dishonest as well.

21 Reply by Atlantis (edited by Atlantis 2005-01-16 10:50:49)

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Re: Saturn visible tonight...

morningsun76 wrote:
Atlantis wrote:

Morningsun76 thinks this thread is being wasted, no way.

The remark of Lyra about Titan was very on-topic.

Atlantis, 

I think it is readily apparent to any reader of this thread that your comments,

Morningsun76,

I can confirm my reaction was "out of the box" for many.

My appologies, but sometimes I'm very upset how slowly the people are getting the big picture.

no one else's, were the ones serving as a distraction to other users.
By attempting to twist my words to a different meaning,
I believe that simply shows that you are dishonest as well.

No, that was not my attemption. And I'm trying to be very honest as much as I can.
I'll try to be more careful in topics (English is not my home language).

I was just pointing to the strange news in the European media regarding Saturn and Titan.

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