re: I'd be sceptical of this claim.

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ljk — 5/3/2005 5:11:19 PM (archived)

Well, outside of intelligent intervention, what other possibilities could have made Iapetus the way it is?

The outer planet moons certainly look like a lot of them got into some serious collisions over the eons. Hyperion seems to fit in that category. And Mirandu of Uranus.

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Paper on Saturn's mysterious moon, Iapetus - ljk - 5/3/2005 12:57:51 PM
- That's a joke, right? - et - 5/3/2005 2:45:45 PM
  - re: That's a joke, right? - ljk - 5/3/2005 4:01:49 PM
    - I'd be sceptical of this claim. (n/t) - et - 5/3/2005 5:08:37 PM
      - the paper itself - phil - 5/3/2005 7:08:10 PM
      - re: I'd be sceptical of this claim. - ljk - 5/3/2005 5:11:19 PM
        
        Intelligent Intervention? - End Transmission - 5/3/2005 5:25:06 PM
        
        That's perfect! - jms - 5/4/2005 3:52:47 AM
        
        Maglev Ramp - Adam - 5/3/2005 10:41:08 PM
        
        My guess, and it's a wild-assed one - Tom Brosz - 5/4/2005 12:40:37 AM
        
        An even more wild assed guess... - Gary - 5/4/2005 4:13:22 AM
        
        Exactly... - Adam - 5/4/2005 11:23:16 AM

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