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                        Moon with a View

Or, What Did Arthur Know … and When Did He Know it? 351 pages.docx





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Why is there Ancient Stories of olden Times when WE had NO MOON???!!!

Could It be there to control OUR growth???------------------------------------->

Every living thing on THIS Planet is regulated by this MOONS Clock!!!

Could it Be A Weapon or Just a Reconnaissance Drone With A big Ear aimed at Earth!!!

Ring Ring, Anybody home??? The Seismic Waves Are So Very Interesting!!!

Lets Explore Hollow Earths, Planets And Moons and spaceships!!!-------------------->



"The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture

a little way past them … into the impossible."

-- Clarke’s Second Law



IF The moon is actually moving away from the Earth

By approximately 1.5 - 2 inches per year.........



Then how could ancient man be able to see an eclipse 1000's of years ago?

Or, How can we see them TODAY?----------------------------------->

Lets take a closer LOOK at what could be IN or ON our Moon!!!



Could A Moon or Hollow Planet really be Ancient Fallout Shelter???

Built thousands of Years ago to survive the NEXT time Earth is Destroyed???



Have you ever wondered where the moon came from?

Have you ever contemplated how the asteroid belt Came to be?

These are basic things to WONDER about!! We need everyone’s help!! Do your part!!



When the student is ready, the teacher will present one’s self.

Come help us figure this mystery OUT!!!!

No matter what your color,belief,Sex or age, YOU can be a scientist!!

Challenge yourself, your peers, your teachers. Participate in a revolution in science!!



UNDERSTAND, IT IS YOUR WORLD!!! & TOGETHER we can Figure it OUT!!!

When WE all UNDERSTAND HOW MUCH WE ARE THE SAME,

TRUE POSITIVE things happen all around YOU!!!





Your Children, (ARE) Tomorrow's LEADERS!!!-------------->>>>>>>>>>>>



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NOT!! Religious debate!! Your faith is your OWN BUSINESS!!



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                        Moon with a View

Or, What Did Arthur Know … and When Did He Know it? 351 pages.docx



                 By Richard C. Hoagland



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The ship had long since passed the boundary set by outermost Phoebe, moving backward in a wildly eccentric orbit eight
million miles from its primary.  Ahead of it now lay Iapetus, Hyperion, Titan, Rhea, Dione, Tethys, Enceladus, Mimas,
Janus – and the rings themselves.  All the satellites showed a maze of surface detail …  Titan
alone – three thousand miles in diameter, and as large as Mercury – would occupy … months
…                  

There was more; already he was certain that Iapetus was his goal.

                 

                   … One hemisphere of the satellite, which, like its companions, turned the same face always
toward Saturn, was extremely dark, and showed very little surface detail.  In complete contrast, the other was dominated
by a brilliant white oval, about four hundred miles long and two hundred wide.  At the moment, only part of this
striking formation was in daylight, but the reason for Iapetus’s extraordinary variations in brilliance was
now quite obvious ….







Those words -- written over forty years ago by my long-time friend, Arthur C. Clarke -- describe the voyage of a lone,
surviving astronaut – David Bowman – to the ringed wonder of the solar system, the planet Saturn,
aboard a 21st Century spacecraft named “Discovery.”



What Bowman discovers in the Saturn system – on an enigmatic moon called “Iapetus” -- will
forever change the Destiny of Humans ….



But, Arthur’s prophetic words could just as easily be describing the current, equally astonishing 21st Century
revelations of an unmanned spacecraft called “Cassini,” exploring the latest baffling mysteries
Saturn ….   In particular -- NOT the much ballyhooed, though recently successful descent of
Cassini’s Huygens probe to the surface of Titan … Saturn’s largest satellite (whose
results will be involved later in our extraordinary tale …)—



But Cassini’s far lesser known, far more haunting … (and to me) far more significant—



Close-ups of Iapetus!







In 1965, when Arthur began collaborating with the brilliant film director, Stanley Kubrick, it was to bring their unique
view of Mankind’s most enduring mystery – “Where do we really come from
…?” – to the silver screen, in a way never seen before.  They succeeded ...
brilliantly.



The result was the immortal “2001: A Space Odyssey.”



Simultaneously, Arthur penned the “Saturn approach” scene we began with (above), his own independent
version of the same story -- a novel – which, to some at least, has made portions of Stanley’s very
enigmatic “2001” perhaps a little more accessible (at least, certain
“transcendental” aspects of the film …).



*     *     *



In Kubrick’s extravaganza, the climax comes when David Bowman -- the lone surviving astronaut of the deep
space expedition, sent by a future “NASA” in search of the Force which,
“godlike,” has somehow repeatedly intervened in “the million plus year evolution of
Mankind …” – finally encounters the “Monolith” … a black
enigmatic “door,” in orbit around the giant planet Jupiter.



The Monolith turns out to be (among its other wonders) a “star gate” – a literal doorway
(which, of course, is why Kubrick cinematically made it a door …) to other dimensions of space and time
… and, ultimately, the mysterious “Progenitors” of the Human Race itself.



When Bowman eventually falls through it, he enters the Star Gate’s vast Hyperdimensional transport system,
culminating in his own ambiguous meeting with “the Progenitors” (or, at least as much of them as
they allow him to experience …), which results in his final “transformation” and return
to Earth … the latest agent in Humanities continuing “managed evolution.”



In Arthur’s novel (removed from the pre-CGI, 1960’s limitations on film “special
effects” that even Stanley Kubrick had to live with …), the Monolith is waiting much farther from
the Sun … on one of Saturn’s distant moons—



*     *     *



The same moon -- forty years after Arthur’s novel – I would contend, which has now been revealed in
Cassini’s latest images as—

THE MOST BAFFLING … BUT ARGUABLY, THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT OBJECT IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM ….







Iapetus [eye-AP-i-tus] is the seventeenth of Saturn's thirty three currently known moons, and the third largest.  It was
named after a Titan -- the son of Uranus and the father of Prometheus and Atlas (the latter said to be the
“fathers of Mankind”).  Thus, in Greek myth, Iapetus was also an ancestor … a
progenitor… of “Homo Sapiens Sapiens” ….

Iapetus was first seen via telescope by Jean-Dominique Cassini, in 1671.  



Iapetus’ actual name, however, was only given to it a hundred and seventy six years after it was first seen by
Cassini (who merely referred to it, and the other three star-like objects he also discovered circling Saturn, as
“Lodicea Sidera” --“the stars of Louis” -- in honor of France’s King
Louis XIV, who had appointed him France’s “chief astronomer”).



The current names of Saturn’s major moons, taken from a group of “superbeings” in Greek
myth called “Titans,” were given them by Sir John Herschel, in 1847.  Herschel’s
nomenclature for Iapetus and the other six (then) known moons, was based on the logical association of Saturn
(“Cronus” in Greek) with the Titans; Herschel, continuing the ritual, named the largest Saturnian
moon “Titan” itself – in honor of the entire pantheon.



Speaking of names: Cassini would go on to eventually discover the largest “gap” in
Saturn’s splendid, bewilderingly complex rings, five years after discovering Iapteus … in 1676. 
This was later appropriately named after its own discoverer – the “Cassini Division”
(below, under spacecraft).  It is, of course, because of Cassini’s record of several major astronomical
discoveries at Saturn, that the current unmanned Saturn mission is so-named ….







Iapetus’ most singular characteristic is the fact that, in Cassini’s small, 17th century refracting
telescope (it only had an objective lens two inches in diameter!), the faint Saturnian moon (about 100 times dimmer than
the faintest object visible to the unaided naked eye) seemed to literally disappear about every 40 days … for
half its 79-day orbit!



As Cassini watched, Iapetus would be visible during its so-called “western elongation” (when it was
west of Saturn in the sky), but would then progressively get dimmer as it curved around and passed behind the planet,
until it completely vanished as it approached “eastern elongation.”  Then, a few days later, it
would “magically” reappear … as an extremely faint “star”
… growing steadily in brightness, until it reached its farthest distance west of Saturn once again and its
greatest brightness!



This puzzling behavior would then mysteriously repeat -- like the newly invented mechanical clockwork -- every 79 days;
a mysterious “winking” moon … orbiting Saturn … for as long as Cassini
observed.



Although he was only capable of observing Iapetus in his small telescope as a “dimensionless point of
light,” Cassini correctly theorized that this “winking moon” phenomenon had to be due to
the fact that one entire hemisphere of Iapetus must be vastly brighter than the other half – and that the moon
was synchronously rotating (with one hemisphere continuously facing Saturn – like Earth’s Moon
always faces Earth) as Iapetus revolved around the distant ringed planet in its 79-day orbit (below).  If the leading
hemisphere of Iapetus was “very dark” Cassini theorized, and the trailing hemisphere
“remarkably bright,” this simple geometry would result in the distant moon periodically falling
below detectability in his “modest glass …”



*     *     *



Three hundred ten years later – on November 14, 1980 -- the NASA Voyager 1 unmanned spacecraft transmitted,
from only a few hundred thousand miles away, the first clear image back to Earth showing that Cassini had been right! 
Remarkably, the entire “front half” of Iapetus was fully ten times darker than the “back
half” – the former reflecting only about as much light as a piece of charcoal … or (as
Arthur put it in “2001”) burnt toast!



The geometry of this inexplicable dichotomy also proved unique (below): for obvious reasons, Iapetus forever earned the
title that evening, after Voyager’s historic first fully resolved images were sent home, of—



“The Yin/Yang Moon” ….



*     *     *



                         … At last, the pale dawn lay ahead; the ship, moving more and more slowly now, was
emerging into day.  It could no longer escape from the Sun, or even from Saturn – but it was still moving
swiftly enough to rise away from the planet until it grazed the orbit of Iapetus, two million miles out.               




                   It would take Discovery fourteen days to make that climb, as she coasted once more, though in reverse
order, across the paths of all the inner moons.  One by one she would cut through the orbits of Janus, Mimas, Enceladus,
Tethys, Dione, Rhea, Titan, Hyperion … worlds bearing the names of gods and goddesses who had vanished only
yesterday, as time was counted here.

                   



Then she would meet Iapetus, and must make her rendezvous ….







Voyager acquired many images as it approached Iapetus for the first time.  On some of them (below - left), a large (~
150 mile diameter), dark, ring-shaped feature appeared on the side of the moon facing Saturn.  In the center of the ring
-- almost exactly as Arthur had described it before anyone could have seen it -- was an “elliptical white
region … with a black center!”



Arthur later reported that our mutual friend and colleague, the late Carl Sagan -- who was one of the Voyager imaging
team members – some time after the first Iapetus encounter, sent him one of these remarkable photos (above)
… along with a note:



“Thinking of you ….”



In these first fascinating images, tangent to this giant ring (above) – in fact, appearing to emanate from it
in some kind of “directed spray pattern!” -- was the far larger, extremely dark, elliptical feature
which appeared to cover the entire “front” of this exotic moon.  This was strikingly confirmed by a
somewhat closer shot, taken in approximate natural color by the follow-on Voyager 2 spacecraft (and, of the opposite
side of the moon -- the one facing away from Saturn) … in August, 1981 (below).



*     *     *



Another, closer shot -- this time, of the Saturn side of Iapetus again, from the current Cassini mission (below). 
Imaged by Cassini’s much superior solid-state cameras, in July, 2004, the view confirms Voyager’s
remarkable first impressions ….

Mercator projection maps (below), created from images secured during both Voyager fly-bys (the black regions are areas
not covered by either spacecraft), confirm this remarkable geometric aspect of “the dark side of
Iapetus”: the extraordinarily dark region traces an almost exact elliptical pattern on the
“front” of this increasingly bizarre moon ….                                      

But the cause if this unique, geometric “two-toned” surface was still as mysterious after the two
historic Voyager encounters … as before.



*     *     *



Thus, it was with some anticipation that those of us who were lucky enough to be at JPL the night of the first Voyager
Iapetus images twenty five years ago, looked forward a few weeks ago to the closest fly-by of Iapetus to date
– to be accomplished by the Cassini spacecraft, on New Year’s Eve, 2004.



Passing as close at 40,000 miles, and with cameras orders of magnitude superior to Voyagers’, the results of
the December 31, 2004 Cassini imaging did not disappoint: not only do the details surpass all prior expectations
… they reveal even deeper mysteries surrounding this increasingly exotic moon ….



The distant images immediately confirmed one curious impression left from the Voyager encounters of a quarter century
before: in addition to its other unique characteristics, Iapetus does not seem to be a perfectly round moon!



A comparison with a real sphere (below-right) reveals that, from this angle, Iapetus is visibly
“squashed” -- by something like 50 miles out of its 900, or about 5%.  For solid rocky bodies larger
than a few hundred miles across, the relentless force of gravity always overcomes the innate tensile strength of such
materials, and forces them to assume a spherical geometry.  For solid icy bodies (those possessing less tensile
strength), the limiting size before a sphere is formed is even smaller.







The key to defining this upper “roundness” limit lies in remotely determining a moon’s
“specific gravity,” which will in turn reveal its average composition.



The means of doing this via an orbiting or passing spacecraft, is by optically measuring the object’s diameter
(from images), then comparing that to its overall mass (derived from observing the effect of its gravitational field on
the spacecraft’s trajectory).  This mass determination, divided into the optical diameter, then gives the
average density of the object – which, in turn, can narrow down its potential composition.



Earth’s Moon, for example, has an average density of “3.34” (3.34 times a similar-sized
sphere composed of water) – revealing it to be composed primarily of much denser
“silicates” … a rocky object.  Thus, at 2160 miles across, despite the significant
tensile strength of “rocks,” the Moon’s own gravity has crushed it down to almost a
perfect sphere, as seen from Earth.



For Iapetus, Voyager’s measured density (via the techniques described above) is about 1.21 – clearly
only slightly denser than an equal sized body made of water (there were obviously a few rocky
“impurities” incorporated into Iapteus during in its formation, slightly increasing its average
density …).  Because this solid, mostly icy body measures almost 900 miles across, yet rotates only once
every 79 days, any equatorial “centrifugal force” is clearly insignificant.  Thus, this cannot be
the source of Iapetus’ major “out of roundness.”



Coupled with the density observations of Voyager (and now Cassini), these simple calculations assure that
Iapetus’ basic shape (not counting pieces blown off by external comet impacts …)  should be
essentially a perfect sphere.  Several of Saturn’s significantly smaller moons -- like Mimas and Enceladus --
although also icy objects, are spheres ….



Clearly, for some important reason Iapteus is not.





Now, look again at the left-hand image of Iapetus (above).  What’s that “thing” ...
sticking up twelve miles above the left-hand limb?  According to NASA’s official description of this image, it
reveals in 3-D--







… a long narrow ridge that lies almost exactly on the equator of Iapetus ….



 



The release then goes on to say, with serious understatement:







… no other moon in the solar system has such a striking geological feature ….







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