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Re: The Cassini-Huygens satellite found the Death Star from "Star Wars" :-D
I bet whoever first saw it was flipping out, and George Lucas must think he's going crazy. That's pretty cool...
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Re: The Cassini-Huygens satellite found the Death Star from "Star Wars" :-D
I have a digitally-enhanced version of the Voyager image attached. Note the small object to the top right of the body; it's perplexing NASA engineers. Perhaps another moon in the distance?
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Re: The Cassini-Huygens satellite found the Death Star from "Star Wars" :-D
Hahahaha, awesome Jonathan. Cept what sorta moon is a thin triangle with a sorta T shaped bridge, errr, crater on top?
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Re: The Cassini-Huygens satellite found the Death Star from "Star Wars" :-D
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I have a digitally-enhanced version of the Voyager image attached. Note the small object to the top right of the body; it's perplexing NASA engineers. Perhaps another moon in the distance?
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Re: The Cassini-Huygens satellite found the Death Star from "Star Wars" :-D
hee hee--that's totally funny and crazy-- def. ironic now

amazing what there is out there-- everyone be careful now the empire wants you--lol-- those jedi out there may the force be with you always
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Re: The Cassini-Huygens satellite found the Death Star from "Star Wars" :-D
it would be kinda funny to see george lucas sue the universe for copyright infringment
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Re: The Cassini-Huygens satellite found the Death Star from "Star Wars" :-D
Uh, yeah guys, it's a moon. No Death Star here. *whistles nonchalantly*
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hee hee--that's totally funny and crazy-- def. ironic now

amazing what there is out there-- everyone be careful now the empire wants you--lol-- those jedi out there may the force be with you always
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Re: The Cassini-Huygens satellite found the Death Star from "Star Wars" :-D
Please do not shoot the moon, as you may inadvertantly start an interstellar war.

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Re: The Cassini-Huygens satellite found the Death Star from "Star Wars" :-D
QUOTE - it would be kinda funny to see george lucas sue the universe for copyright infringment - END QUOTE

Either that or NASA for discovering it =)

Wow to think there is such a moon that exsists... I bet you that ol' georgy boy knew about that moon and thats where he got his design from. and Even IF he didn't know about the moon back then he does now

I like the edited version of this picture with the death star in the distance of the moon.

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