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If you were to replace Saturn with Saturn five rockets

24 Jan 2024 16:34 by Johnathanacus
I you were to do this the rockets would collapse down generating massive heat causing the rockets to explode however due to its density being about 4.5g/cm^3 its gravity is to high and over time the water and CO2 from the combustion would form a atmosphere over our metallic Saturn held close to the surface due to the massive gravity and because Saturn did not change in mass the moons and rings would be unaffected the water would form pools as over millions of years solar wind blows the atmosphere away due to the lack of a magnetic field but the water would be held on due to the gravity and eventually as it radiates the heat from the explosion away the surface would freeze over into strange forms of ice due to the pressure from the gravity
Johnathanacus - 24 Jan 2024 16:45
Reply to legalizenuclearbombs:
a saturn 5 rocket would explode with the power ov a small nuclear weapon but it energy produced it basically nothing compared to the energy required to blow a 5.683 × 10^26 kg ball of metal and fuel apart
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Johnathanacus - 24 Jan 2024 16:42
the later of what would happen part I don't know for sure however it is what I concluded would happen using my knowledge of planetary science and of physics
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legalizenuclearbombs - 24 Jan 2024 16:41
Reply to Johnathanacus/Eireball 2.0:
dang. i could never do dat, i would get bored T_T
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Johnathanacus - 24 Jan 2024 16:40
I spent my whole lunch researching what would happen
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legalizenuclearbombs - 24 Jan 2024 16:39
whaaat ToT
how do you know all dis :')
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