We Crashed The Cassini

We crashed the Cassini into Saturn, after it voyaged for twenty years. We didn't want it to crash on its own into one of Saturn's moons, which might support life, so we crashed it into the planet's atmosphere. We got quite a few pictures of Saturn and its moons over the years. Below is one of them.

Private Message

 

My camera shouldn't worry you,

Down here on the ground,

When all the things you say and do,

Are filmed and written down.

The satellites up in the sky

Record your every move;

More powerful than you or I,

With lenses that can prove,

The lies which you and all your friends

A network so inept,

Have come so dearly to depend,

For secrets you thought kept.

Your trust misplaced in rank and file,

No match for lens with sight,

Your social power to beguile,

Is trumped by satellite!

 

McFish, I'm looking at YOU here! It's long overdue for someone to give you this advice! A potential juror in the jury pool for the trial you lost last month told everyone about your son destroying your personal property while you and Angela Hecke knowingly tried to charge an innocent person with the same. Do you always allow your children to deliberately drive your truck over the lawns and gardens of others?

 

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Time Space Vortex

 

There really is a time space vortex! Einstein predicted, in his theory of gravity and his theory of relativity, that there should be a time space vortex around the earth, and in 2004, NASA sent a satellite called Gravity Probe B (GP-B) in orbit around the earth to test the theories. Using a star as a focal point and keeping the earth's magnetic field from affecting the spacecraft, a geodetic precession of 6,600 plus or minus 0.017 arcseconds and a frame dragging effect of 0.039 plus or minus 0.007 arcseconds was measured around the earth, just as Einstein had predicted. The data took a year to collect, and another five years to interpret. A validation such as this is only the beginning of new discoveries and new technology, of course; yet it probably at least partially explains why we do not experience everything at the same time!