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I always believed that this was meant to be a binary star system, but something went wrong with Jupiter.
Originally posted by Phage
Originally posted by The_Alarmist2012
Coming from a Russian state run news agency,
Pravda is no longer state run. It's now more of a supermarket checkout rag. Just the sort of place you would expect to find articles like this.
en.wikipedia.org...
[edit on 16-8-2008 by Phage]
Originally posted by XxD.J.P.J.xX
That may be true, but how, and why will it Explode in the first place.
[...] NASA has crashed a plutonium-carrying RTG into a similar atmosphere before which may have resulted in an explosion the size of Earth's diameter near the equator of Jupiter as observed by many and imaged by Olivier Meeckers of Belgium on October 19, 2003. Space.com carried the story “Mystery Spot on Jupiter Baffles Astronomers.”5 The craft, Galileo, entered into Jupiter near its equator very close to where the “mystery spot” later developed (Diagram A). It is possible that if the explosion were larger or deeper, Jupiter could have reached ignition. The fact remains that a very suspicious bruise appeared on Jupiter 28 days after Galileo made its plunge there. It is important to mention that it is rare for a comet or meteor to impact Jupiter at the equator so it is unlikely this was the cause.
Originally posted by dave77
reply to post by Ravinsomniac
I take it you have had 1st hand experiance of dropping the motherload.