Originally published at: Saturn simulation takes you on a journey to the gas giant's core - Boing Boing
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If we ever do have casual interplanetary travel, flying through planetary rings will be the equivalent of rolling coal or doing donuts in someone’s front lawn. But permanent.
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[ article posted by Popkin ]
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I see they have a follow up - Falling into Uranus
Unlike a lawn, Saturn’s rings are about 1 km thick and over 50000 km wide, with constant dynamic motion. I doubt even someone who knew your exact flight path would be able to spot any tracks.
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