Alien Objects Orbiting Saturn's Ring

[rohnds]

Here is an article by Dan Ahrens what he has found.

Source: http://www.rense.com/general10/huge.htm

And now take a look at an object we found while browsing.

What is this elongated object orbiting at the edge of the ring?

Rohn

 

[fitzbew88]

What is this elongated object orbiting at the edge of the ring?

Why is this not just a bulge in the rings?

The rings are made up millions (billions?) of tiny to large solid objects that can clump up, disperse, collide, etc... The structure of the rings is very dynamic.

Or, why is the image not just one of Saturn's smaller moons located somewhere between the HST and Saturn? It could appear to be elongated due to its movement relative to the camera during the exposure. Just because it's in a photo with Saturn doesn't mean it's in orbit of Saturn.

This is really an odd way to present such a photo; we could probably see much more detail using natural light. How long is the exposure? On what date and time was it taken? Software is available which will show us where all of Saturn's larger satellites were at that point.

It's not clear whether each photo was taken moments, minute or days apart.

How can we rule out an optical artifact?

The universe is so hopelessly bizarre, there is no need to make something remarkable out of the mundane.

 

[rohnds]

Same image take using optical camera onboard,

Source:http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/multimedia/images/raw/casJPGFullS05/N00022583.jpg

Rohn

 

[fitzbew88]

Same image take using optical camera onboard,

Are you sure? I can't match them up at all.

The "optical camera" image is clearly an object moving relative to the camera during the exposure; probably one of the moons/satellites.