This would be a first view of the Ring 'mountains'. I guess they are
composed of fine material temporarily swept out of their stable orbit by
an invisible shepherd moon. As yet I have not found any scientific
explication on the net. Filled with media they look better but cast no
shadows; with a simple pigment the shadows show imperfections
(supposedly epsilon value limits again).
All dimensions to scale, viewed from an altitude of 5km. Real dimensions
scaled down a thousand times. Yadgar's skysphere in the background and
the usual Tethys and Titan moons.
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Thomas
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