Death Star Located

[kowalski655]

BBC said:

moving along with a similarly itinerant group of celestial objects

Intergalactic pie key planets?

[Eric Mc]

Hugo a Gogo said:

That's Eric's Death Star pic, it is not the planet in question, it's another thing altogether, a moon of saturn

Trust me to cause confusion.

The interesting topography of Mimas was first seen by Voyager 2 as it flew through the Saturnian system in 1980. More recently (since 2004) it has been imaged by Cassini.

[Alfanatic]

Thanks Hugo, Daxed and Eric, turns out it was a stupid question... the fact that the resolution of the photo is so good should have given me a clue too....

[Hooli]

MiniMan64 said:

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/brian-cox-steps-in-to-dis...

Brian Cox said:

“If anyone else asks me about "Nibiru" the imaginary bulls**t planet I will slap them around their irrational heads.”

[The_Doc]

Alfanatic said:

Thanks Hugo, Daxed and Eric, turns out it was a stupid question... the fact that the resolution of the photo is so good should have given me a clue too....

Also

t'internet said:

The first Death Star was 160 kilometers in diameter, while the second Death Star was 900 kilometers in diameter.

the references that quote uses (yes it's been referenced) are quite poor and the interested reader is better directed to this article: http://www.theforce.net/swtc/ds/index.html which I first read in 1994. In the pub somebody said they were reading a discussion on alt.net.starwars or somesuch, so I looked into it

And for those who find even this incredible. My first taste of the internet was newsgropus, ftp requests for pictures and the TEXT ONLY browser Lynx.

Anyhow, 160km is much too small for that photo. Death Star location still a secret.