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IAPETUS MYSTERY UNRAVELED diameter is estimated at 1000 km (620 mi). Illumination in the upper left corner reveals the nose end, (2). Protruding below the nose is a long tongue, (3), which extends past Iapetus along the left picture border. Except for isolated source (4), all the large light sources, (5), are included within the heretofore defined active zone, (6). The quiescent zone, (7), shows signs of activity, but of a different nature. In Plate 38 profuse underbody emissions, (8), extend aft of the tongue a distance of at least 2 body diameters. Underbody emissions and the nose tongue are positioned essentially at right angles to one another. In effect, these two active components frame Iapetus into a corner. This corner-framing effect creates topographically an approximate three-quarter hemispherical sector of exceptional brightness. Shielded from tongue and underbody-emission radiation, the remaining sector is darker and appropriately shaped to reflect the corner framing. At the periphery of the white three-quarter region on Iapetus, tongue and underbody emissions form radial links, (9). At the periphery of the dark sector, the surface pattern extends into space. Inspection of the sectoral periphery reveals roll filaments, (10), which connect with an adjacent slender-body filament source, (11). Radial links and contrasting sectoral topography are a manifestation of vehicle activity. With an electromagnetic vehicle operating on Iapetus, Cassini's and Harvard's exceptional observations are quite understandable. Iapetus has a diameter of about 1460 km (900 mi). Envelopment of such a large body by electromagnetic-vehicle emissions and appendages has ramifications of extreme importance. To augment illustrative detail, a montage* of localized micro-photographs has been assembled covering the entire photograph of Plate 37. This photographic endeavor is exhibited in Plate 39. The montage shows Iapetus subjected to an electro-potential field created by an electro-magnetic vehicle. Six items appearing in Plate 38 are re-identified for orientation purposes: (1) cylindrical body; (2) nose end; (3) tongue; (4) underbody emissions; (5) roll filaments; and (6) roll-filament source. Additional items identified subsequently serve to identify formation of an electro- Potential (current-voltage) field. Commencing at the side of the cylindrical body a projection, (7) is evident along the right side of the picture. Sprouting from this body projection is a long branch, (8), which connects with the tongue near the lower left corner of the montage. A sub-branch, (9), turns out to be the roll-filament source, (6), previously identified. Though of smaller * Use of a montage enables exposure time to be adjusted locally for the negative density of the
1. Cylindrical body 2. Nose end 3. Tongue 4. Underbody emissions 5. Roll filaments 6. Roll-filament source RINGMAKERS OF SATURN 7. Body projection 8. Branch projection 9. Sub-branch projection 10. Streamlines 11. Current lines 12. Singular point Plate 39: Micro-photographic montage showing Iapetus subjected to an electro-potential field created by an electromagnetic vehicle. breadth, another manifestation of branches from the body projection are streamlines labeled (10). A streamline possesses the same electrical potential along its entire length; and various streamlines have different levels of potential. Current flowing from one potential level to another takes the shortest route. The result is that current lines, (11), arrange 72
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Frontispiece: A spectacular pattern
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© Norman R. Bergrun 1986 All right
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The Author NORMAN BERGRUN Executive
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PREFACE with a microscope having re
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Contents Part I IMPEDIMENTS TO PROG
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CHAPTER 1 Puzzlements of Saturn Sat
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PUZZLEMENTS OF SATURN variance in r
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ACCLIMATION TO HUGE IMMENSITY TABLE
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PART II THE SATURN STRONGHOLD
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