Ringmakers of Saturn

Excellent état

From photographs taken during the Voyager I flight to SATURN in 1980 the reader of this remarkable book sees that one of the photographs shows that the A-ring is incomplete. The Author sets out to explain this phenomenon in an easily understandable form. The famous Cassini and Enke gaps also fit into the Author's explanation. The micro photography employed by the Author answers many of the questions about Saturn asked since Galileo and the Author further shows a relation to the well defined crater on the earth's moon called Mare Orientale' and to the 1908 Tunguska catastrophe in the U.S.S.R. The Author demonstrates, in the face of these facts, that mankind must appreciate the social impact and work at once towards a peaceful world unity.

45 plates of photographs and illustrations (39 in full colour).

Contents

Impediments to progress

Puzzlements of Saturn

Acclimation to Huge Immensity

The Saturn stronghold

Saturn's Rings explained

Electromagnetic vehicles

A massive display of power

Luminoids

Vehicle recognition

Outlying bastions

Dione gives up a big secret

Iapetus mystery unraveled

Glimpse of a bigger picture

The Lunar connection

A perspective

Synthesis

The status

The Pentland Press, 1986, 116 p.