Ringmakers of Saturn PDF - Patrick Crusade

LIST OF PLATES
23. Non-uniformly luminescent F ring in positional relationship to A-ring components
and a shepherding satellite.
24. Segments of F-ring close-up showing that luminosity derives from emissively
active core material.
(a) Region (1), plate 23
(b) Region (2), plate 23
25. Non-uniformly luminescent F-ring of plate 23 exposed to reveal inter-connections
between the F-ring and A-ring outer edge.
26. Photograph of braided F-ring exposed to reveal a large coupled object.
27. Three fineness ratio 13 vehicles having multiple unit sizes of 1, 2 and 4 closely
satisfy the planar dimensional requirements for forming the A, B, C and D
Saturnian rings. View is perpendicular to the ring plane.
28. A simplified electromagnetic vehicle in different attitude angles for two positions
during formation of the inner-Enke A ring.
29. A dark blue latitudinal stripe in Saturn's atmosphere emanates from an object
identifiable as a probable electromagnetic vehicle component.
30. Salient features of an operational electromagnetic vehicle.
31. Front-end appearance of an electromagnetic vehicle as rendered from plate 30.
32. Luminescently active landscape on Dione.
33. Dione's narrow-band illuminated topography showing various types of emission.
34. Dione's narrow-band illuminated topography evidencing widespread emissive
activity.
35. Macro-views of Dione showing curvi-linear surface markings and duality in
surface lighting.
(a) Photographic identifications
(b) Pictorial identification aids
36. Macro-scopic composite view showing Dione amidst an impinging electromagnetic
flow field.
37. Iapetus exhibiting dichotomous facial topography adjacent an active zone
populated with circular and elongated light sources.
38. Composite photograph of Iapetus showing illumination by, and a peripheral
linking to, an electromagnetic vehicle.
39. Micro-photographic montage showing Iapetus subjected to an electro-potential
field created by an electromagnetic vehicle.
40. Electro-potential flow field for a conducting sphere located between bi-level
voltage sources.
41. Network of electrical current and equi-potential paths calculated for a sphere in
ideal flow.
42. Illustration of Iapetus constrained by the electro-potential field of an electromagnetic
vehicle as rendered from plates 38 and 39.
43. Mare Orientale as portrayed on an official NASA moon globe.
44. Configuration interpretation of lunar markings at Mare Orientale utilizing an
official NASA moon globe.
45. An electromagnetic vehicle and a NASA moon globe co-scaled and positioned to
illustrate formation of Mare Orientale.
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