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Yeah yeah, but this could be the Death Star II maybe, I don't know. But Mimas doesnt have the trench (aka mountain range ) that this does. There is room in our solar system for two Death Stars i suppose. Any more will not do.

Darkshot wrote:Yeah yeah, but this could be the Death Star II maybe, I don't know. But Mimas doesnt have the trench (aka mountain range ) that this does. There is room in our solar system for two Death Stars i suppose. Any more will not do.

Don't forget Tethys and its crater Odysseus.

Brendan

Well sheesh, where is the Alliance when you need them, the Death Star is mating when we arent looking... But Tethys i dont think is as Death Star-ish.

Now, if we found a moon that had that equatorial ridge AND the major, centrally-peaked crater, I would really start getting suspicious.....

I suppose you mean equatorial trench, cause Iapetus already has an "equatorial ridge and centrally peaked crater" as you put it. Now if we found one with an equatorial trench... Interesting. I think it is just a common feature for some moons to have huge craters that look like death star guns. If you think about it, the Death Star isn't really that complex of a shape lol. So I'd say we are bound to find more moons that have craters like that. But that ridge is really something different.