Off Topic DISCOVERIES !
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I think someone should get a cat, call it Saturn, put it in a weighted sack and test that theory.
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Christiaan Huygens: Discovered Saturn’s Rings
Dutch astronomer, mathematician and physicist Christiaan Huygens is famous for his invention of the first accurate pendulum clock, as well as his discovery of the rings of Saturn and its largest moon, Titan. He also founded the wave theory of light known as “Huygens Construction,” which he outlined in his Treatise on Light.
Early Life of Christiaan Huygens, the ‘Little Archimedes’
Christiaan Huygens, (1629-1695), was born on April 14 in The Hague. He grew up in a wealthy environment, rich in both culture and intellectual pursuits. His father, Constantin Huygens, was a diplomat of the Dutch Republic, patron of the arts, composer and poet. Christiaan grew up exposed to distinguished visitors at home, such as the painter Rembrandt, English poet John Donne, and significantly for him, the great philosopher and mathematician René Descartes.
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Dutch astronomer, mathematician and physicist Christiaan Huygens is famous for his invention of the first accurate pendulum clock, as well as his discovery of the rings of Saturn and its largest moon, Titan. He also founded the wave theory of light known as “Huygens Construction,” which he outlined in his Treatise on Light.
Early Life of Christiaan Huygens, the ‘Little Archimedes’
Christiaan Huygens, (1629-1695), was born on April 14 in The Hague. He grew up in a wealthy environment, rich in both culture and intellectual pursuits. His father, Constantin Huygens, was a diplomat of the Dutch Republic, patron of the arts, composer and poet. Christiaan grew up exposed to distinguished visitors at home, such as the painter Rembrandt, English poet John Donne, and significantly for him, the great philosopher and mathematician René Descartes.
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A man met his doppelgänger on a flight – and took a selfie to celebrate the bizarre moment.
A picture of the unidentified man and his doppelgänger was shared by Lee Beatie – and immediately attracted a storm of attention on Twitter.
Guy on right is the husband of my friend @elrottencrotch. Guy on left is a STRANGER he met on a flight last night! pic.twitter.com/kwBFOOEoMc
— Lee Beattie (@leebeattie)
October 30, 2015
I can't stop looking at it. They are the same man.
— Lee Beattie (@leebeattie)
October 30, 2015
Oh my god, there's another one. https://t.co/D6LOYC4lYZ
— Lee Beattie (@leebeattie)
October 30, 2015
It wasn’t long before yet another apparent doppelgänger popped up on the social media platform.
Twitter user Nathan, an IT consultant from Scotland, also tweeted his picture after friends got in touch when they saw the original doppelgängers - although he claimed he couldn’t see the resemblance.
@Artminx @leebeattie @elrottencrotch @ben_cameron you're the 3rd person to say this! I don't see it! pic.twitter.com/ngcmWIYeKb
— Nathan Zombiehips (@ndmckeown)
October 30, 2015
In an age of social media and instant connections, more and more people are coming across their seemingly unrelated identical twin.
Most recently, two university students – one British, one Irish – met while studying at Bremen university in Germany. Cordelia Roberts and Ciara Murphy posted images of them together, and created a YouTube film documenting their meeting. It has now been viewed almost 100,000 times.
They look less alike when you see them standing next to each other... Different sizes.
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Their faces are quite different too if you look past the heard and hair. Just same heard and haircut really.
I'm sure there's a doppelgänger pic of RHC floating around the internet somewhere? 
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Wouldn't want to be a very tall person visiting there.
Does your height change depending where you visit then?
I should imagine gravity would have an effect upon the compression of spinal discs.
I should imagine gravity would have an effect upon the compression of spinal discs.
Gravity does indeed vary slightly at different places on earth.
Indeed. But I meant other bodies in the universe. Or the bottom of Marianas Trench.
Earth's gravity map, I have it slightly better than you guys in the UK. I get slightly more beef im my half pounder burgers
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Wonder if world record set at athletics by country event has any relation to this
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Two amazing discoveries that is not getting the attention they deserve. The first Naptune hasn't even been mentioned much
Saturn
Clouds travelling at 300mph and making perfect 120 degree turns to make a hexagon on two different planets. You'd think it was news
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Clouds travelling at 300mph and making perfect 120 degree turns to make a hexagon on two different planets. You'd think it was news