Freakin’ cool, that’s how.
Roy Prol created the video, and I can’t believe how cool it would look, especially in Equador.
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That’s awesome! Good find!
Cool indeed…the sky has always fascinated me, what a sight those rings would be.
Very very cool. I love the nighttime view!
Not only is that awesome, it’s so thought-provoking.
What kind of influence would those rings have had on our science and mythologies? Imagine early mathematicians calculating the circumference of the earth using the differing widths of the rings at different latitudes. It could have been invaluable for navigation.
But would massive debris rings make, oh, GPS satellites impossible? It’s basically a roadblock to a lot of satellites