Re:NOT the most interesting of Saturn's moons (Score 1)

Just to update here:

i) Iapetus is the second outermost moon of Saturn. But with its incredibly distinct angle of orbit, one might be forgiven for thinking such.

ii) This thing is not cratered as it would appear. Every single 'crater' is in fact hexagonal! Which if you think it, supports a Buckminster-Fuller 'spheroid' (for lack of a better term) hypothesis. Also, each of these hexagonal surface features are equally sized to other adjacent hexagons with the same altitude.

I think it is intellegent design. Such an enormous construction effort is possible at that fraction of earth's gravity - even with today's technology. Make up your own minds though. Yes, it looks a helluva lot like the Death Star! My personal conjecture is if, and only if, it's alien: that it is an enormous tomb full of dead bodies from an enormous planetary (or interplanetary) plague that needed quarantine of the dead.

Read it. Get everyone you know to read it.

Raj