Re: Saturn's rings.. Tombstone for the dinosaurs?

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R.L. — 3/21/2002 5:28:17 PM (archived)

good point... that kind of breakup would be unlikely to produce debris capable of escaping... I was thinking that maybe gravitational interaction with the other moons might fling debris into space.... as I said, just wild speculation....

thanks for the input...

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Saturn's rings.. Tombstone for the dinosaurs? - R.L. - 3/21/2002 5:13:47 PM
- Re: 100 million to 4.56 billion years old . . . - D. Spires - 3/22/2002 9:57:46 AM
- Re: Saturn's rings.. 2001 - Raoul - 3/21/2002 6:38:49 PM
- Re: Saturn's rings.. Tombstone for the dinosaurs? - Tom Brosz - 3/21/2002 5:24:10 PM
  - Comets are capable of such velocities. They were also known to be much bigger sometimes coliding with other comets, etc... n/t - Marcia - 3/23/2002 7:21:35 PM
    - Re: Coliding with other comets . . . ? - D. Spires - 3/23/2002 11:44:49 AM
      - Comet collisions... - Marcia - 3/23/2002 12:01:21 PM
        
        Re: Asteroid to planet is what I meant . . . - D. Spires - 3/23/2002 12:19:16 PM
        
        Also, maybe... - Marcia - 3/23/2002 12:15:21 PM
  - Re: Saturn's rings.. Tombstone for the dinosaurs? - R.L. - 3/21/2002 5:28:17 PM
    - Re: Saturn's rings.. Tombstone for the dinosaurs? - Dan Apted - 3/21/2002 6:26:17 PM
      - Re: Nibiru (AKA, Planet X), or the brown dwarf called Nemesis . . . - D. Spires - 3/22/2002 11:33:43 AM

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