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[โ€“] [email protected] 7 points 7 months ago

Kansas is the center of the world? Interesting. You learn new things every day.

Haven't been there myself, so I'll take your word on that one.

Thinking back, this hasn't really answered my original question: how thick is it?

It could be a disc, slowly getting wider and thinner. But it could be a long pole like object, growing fatter but shorter as it spins... Or anything in between.

I hope you and NASA can work out a way to get some photos. A good distanced shot should clear things up pretty quick, I'd think.