Wow, what could possibly have caused that ridge?
Accretion due to 2 large bodies smashing together?
That is super cool.
“Accretion due to 2 large bodies smashing together?”
Last I read, all natural causes had been ruled out by those studying the object (a very large object but not a natural moon - perhaps).
Remember, the ridge is perfectly aligned with the equator, not a random alignment as one might expect from some natural cause.
Then there is the very strong radio source in Saturn’s B-ring ...
It got t-boned by another planet. In fact, you may as well call it "T-Bone."