Tiny Moon is No Space Station

[M. Sean McManus]

I know this is kind of old, but Mar never saw it before so I figured some of you might like to see this--

http://www.astrobio.net/articles/images/mimas_station.jpg

Summary (Jul 27, 2004): Cassini's tour of Saturn's remarkable system of 31 moons has taken the probe past one of the ringed planet's natural wonders: Mimas. The 250 mile wide satellite suffered a catastrophic impact that opened a wound one third of its diameter and nearly split the moon in half. Today, Mimas bears a striking resemblance to the Star Wars' Death Star, which wrecked havoc on planets using its laser-focusing dish. In place of the laser dish, Mimas carries a crater peak the size of Mount Everest.

MORE HERE:

http://www.astrobio.net/news/article1101.html

[Mary E. Brickthrower, MEB Grim]

Best. Moon. Ever.

[Len]

I've got a bad feeling about this...

[SKAtoons]

It felt like a thousand voice crying out and then silenced all at once

[edwardmblake]

I'm afraid that the shields will be quite operational when your friends arrive.

[M. Sean McManus]

Don't be too proud of this geologic terra you've uncovered... the ability to discover a planet is in-sign-if-i-can't compared to the power of the fours.

[SKAtoons]

I'm operational that the operational will be quite operational when your operational arrive.


That's how I remember the dialogue from Jedi....hahahaha