This is what the sky would look like if Saturn was the same distance away as the moon

[ErikJ]

[onehandle]

1. I want to live there. nt

[BillZBubb]

2. What would the tides look like?

[CincyDem]

4. I think the bigger question is...

...would the earth maintain it's solar rotation? More likely, given the mass differential, Earth would become a rotational moon of Saturn.
Wouldn't that be fun.

[Renew Deal]

7. And how much daylight would there be?

Because I bet that thing would reflect a lot of light.

[Squinch]

3. That is very cool, but it feels a little too much like they are close enough to see right into the

bathroom window.

[rocktivity]

5. And now for something completely similiar

rocktivity

[markpkessinger]

9. Cool film, but . . . the Schubert "Ave Maria?" . . .

. . . which, btw, in German is not the Roman Catholic "Ave Maria," but iw rather about a giirl who got knocked up who is praying to the Virgin Mary. What an odd choice@

[Blue Owl]

6. Almost like Putin rearing his head in Palin's airspace

n/t

[Uncle Joe]

8. This is what it would look like if Uranus was that close.

Thanks for the thread, ErikJ.

[kentauros]

10. However,

Wouldn't the pressure from the solar "wind" as well as the greater heat basically boil off all of Saturn's gas and liquid-gas mass? Then what would it look like?