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My childhood plan has been to become rich and famous so that I can then afford to become a space tourist and make a miniature world all of my own... however, it is possible that my dream is in fact impossible thus I pose this question in hope of rescuing myself from potentially wasting several hundreds of millions; if I took with me a sphere of dirt with a bar magnet through its middle to give it a north and south pole, and once in zero gravity gave it a little spin then threw a handful of iron filings at my miniature planet could I possibly create a tiny world with an orbiting ring like Saturn's?

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  • Asked by Wee.Gray
  • on 2009-11-04 15:02:06
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Categories: Our universe.

Tags: physics, Space.

 

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stalepie says:

No, worlds have to be really big, like the size of Mars or greater. The "Men in Black" movies are not science. 

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posted on 2009-11-05 15:57:50 | Report abuse


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