Some of Saturn's icy moons may have been formed after many dinosaurs roamed the Earth. New computer
modeling of the Saturnian system
suggests the rings and moons may be no more than 100 million years old. - See more at: http://www.space.com/32378-saturn-rings-and-moons-younger-than-dinosaurs.html#sthash.yukQxYjX.dpuf
If it proven that Saturn's Moons and Rings are no more than 100 million years old then perhaps a planet was present around the time of when the dinosaurs went extinct some 65 million years ago when an asteroid just six miles wide hit Earth. Maybe that chunk just six miles wide was from an impact between two other planets possibly causing the P9 planet with a 20,000 year orbit around the Sun to have its 20,000 year orbit to be created with the rest of the debris forming the Rings and Moons of Saturn.
It could be possible that the Planet Killer from the movie Armageddon is out there in a slow orbit waiting to take Earth in its sites and cause the end of the Earth. Perhaps the object considered the Ninth Planet or P6 is the mother of the Dinosaur Killer just waiting to send another killer asteroid our direction.
That Killer Roids mother might still be out there.


If it proven that Saturn's Moons and Rings are no more than 100 million years old then perhaps a planet was present around the time of when the dinosaurs went extinct some 65 million years ago when an asteroid just six miles wide hit Earth. Maybe that chunk just six miles wide was from an impact between two other planets possibly causing the P9 planet with a 20,000 year orbit around the Sun to have its 20,000 year orbit to be created with the rest of the debris forming the Rings and Moons of Saturn.
It could be possible that the Planet Killer from the movie Armageddon is out there in a slow orbit waiting to take Earth in its sites and cause the end of the Earth. Perhaps the object considered the Ninth Planet or P6 is the mother of the Dinosaur Killer just waiting to send another killer asteroid our direction.
That Killer Roids mother might still be out there.