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    Model railroading, backyard astronomy, space exploration, music (composition, play the French Horn, Oboe, Alto Recorder, and Cornet), learning to play the ukulele (seriously, I am :D), kit-bashing, camping, and hiking, reading great science fiction, and escaping the university campus any chance I get!

    I teach World Civilization, U.S. History, and U.S. Foreign Policy at the college/university level. So, with that said, I love history, love to do research, and enjoy good conversation.

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    I'm not very sure if there is a thread for this kind of stuff, and to be honest, I do not feel like looking for one. However, I saw this earlier today - and could imagine what kind of cool images we could get from the various probes if Mars did still have rings...

    Mars' Moons Were Once Its Rings, Scientists Suggest

    mars_ring_new10.jpg

    Now what would really be cool is if we could have rings added to Duna! :D No, in all seriousness, I thought this was too awesome of a story not to share it.

    1. Dman979

      Dman979

      From what I read recently, they could become rings in the next 40 million years. Crazy how nature do dat!

    2. Urses

      Urses

      I heard to they will become rings. They are not tidaly locked and some day the tides will rip them apart.

      Tread suggestion, maybe "What if....?":wink:

      Morning

      Funny Kabooms 

      Urses

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