February 23, 2006

It's the new, patented five-blade technology.

Posted by apostropher

Great picture raises the question: why is Saturn's moon Telesto so unnaturally smooth?

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Telesto is a trojan moon of Tethys and therefore occupies the same orbit as Tethys and its other trojan, Calypso. One might expect the gravity of the larger Tethys to have a sweeping effect, clearing the orbit of objects that might create impact craters. Note that Calypso also appears smooth, though we do not have as good a picture as we have for Telesto.

Posted by: Charles Watkins at February 24, 2006 01:17 AM
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Cool; new lesson in Lagrange points!

Posted by: TokyoTom at February 24, 2006 06:26 AM
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