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Mysterious Hexagon On Saturn
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In early 2007, modern imaging technology revealed something else on Saturn that astounded scientists. Its something big, strange and never seen in the universe before. Saturn, the solar system’s most bizarre and yet most beautiful has even got even more mysterious. |
In 1979 the Voyager spacecraft showed a perfect geometric form over the North Pole. In October 2006, the Cassini craft found that it is still there. The hexagon is similar to Earth’s polar vortex which has winds blowing in a circular fashion around the pole. Saturn’s hexagonal vortex alone can fit 4 Earth’s inside of it.
1 videoclip of the mysterious hexagon on Saturn after the jump.
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November 14th, 2008 at 1:46 pm
it is for 4 reasons
1.to keep saturns orbit in check so it won’t get to close to jupiter and thence jupiter would in theory gain enough mass to ignite and become a small start
2.to keep niberu in its eliptical orbit as to not run to close or to keep it away from mars the astroids and earth
3.and saturn has many moons so the hexagon is maybe a large magnet of sorts or antigravity perpulsion system to hold its inner core and moons in check.
4.or maybe an outpost hidden ship base machine or gate which actually takes the whoever goes in there into a direct wormhole to transport to another part of the galaxy or near star…
of course your ship would have anti gravity perpulsion.
i have heard that saturn’s orbit is a little chaotic so it holds the planets unstable axis to a stable one… as to who put it there your guess….or opinion just my theories on that……..have a great day
February 10th, 2009 at 8:40 pm
Oh man, you’re totally right! I could be a hidden ship base or anti gravity propulsion system!…..Or it could be something that coincidentally takes a certain shape.
Just because I see a cloud that looks like a rubber ducky doesn’t mean that the mallards in my pond have a base in it and are conspiring…
March 3rd, 2009 at 10:33 pm
Try a standing wave pattern. Fast moving currents along the outside form a barrier that prevent it from dissipating. You can even make one yourself in a spinning bucket of water, if you can find a spinning bucket of water in the first place. Maybe you can trade your tinfoil beanie for one.
June 2nd, 2009 at 6:37 am
It seems odd to me that no one has made the connection to the ’six’ sided ‘hexagon’ and that Saturn is the ’sixth’ planet from our sun. There are no such things as coincidences.
October 27th, 2009 at 4:07 am
I think Bob Seymore is on to something. Therefore in comparison the Earth, Third planet from the
Sun is full of Three sided structures. (Pyramids)