MISSING MASS, A GREAT DEAL OF IT, SHOWS UP IN OUTER LEFT FLANGES OF GALAXY NGC 4414 An arm is a tympani resonator

This little bitty of a picture (original is next) actually shows the Ngc 4414 superscale quite well, for instance a lump of brown matter in the upper right is from another galaxy.

At only 200x165 pic size the image discloses a lot of details, for instance note the tympany lower left of center issuing from the galaxy body, and how the issue travels only a short distance before being drawn into another outer space arm issuing from the galaxy body.







A vague disturbance lower left may be a dull or dim small nearby body, or your guess. This image at max enhance shows a dull disturbance only, impossible to judge its nature in the limited resolution.

I had hoped for a larger image, to have a better look at the dull disturbance. No luck. The image source cited only 'Fennelspace Telescope' a name not found in an Internet search.

Click here for very revealing Deep Space Sky survey images of Ngc 4414

A small
telephone
in seen in the
highlighted window,
telephones occur in galaxies.
Here is an excellent example. The
telephone in Ngc 4414 is in context here.



WHEN NGC 4414 BECOMES AN INSECT

Evidence
all points to
a chaotic collision
which left much of Ngc 4414
a steaming roiling state of interim
confusion. The 'insect' evidence is
here. The purple bloom outroil
evidence is here

Gravitation
pinch in contracted
cores, illustrated by Ngc 4414,
is here. A telephone at the core is here.
A tower of power flaring up from the core is here

A premonition
as to what galaxies
might really by like is this
next image, the right image rotated
by 2 degrees out of phase such that when
viewed in 3D huge rifts and upsweeps are seen,
these are HUGE, however, rotating the image has
destroyed its integrety so all it serves is to
acquaint the possibility that the 3D seen in
images throughout Galaxies in Chaos may
only be grazing the surface of
3D galaxy realities

Image Y - right view rotated by 2 degrees
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More on statements of interest made to order for Ngc 4414 are here 1 and here 2

The
blue matte
in the lower left
is actually more galaxy
a whole lot more of it, in dim media

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Here is
a look at even
greater expanse, rising
up like ghost walls in the rear,
if this rearwall mass was brightened and
exposed in sharp telescope focus it would become
obvious to all galaxies everywhere that we
have here a great deal of missing mass,
plus great circles have appeared
in the left quarterdeck







An arguement suggesting Ngc 4414 has an oblong shape as a Vortex galaxy, is here

Here is what is
happening on the other side



A small
region in different
color within a large bloom of
diffuse area in the upper right may be
matter from a different galaxy which has collided
and is now behind the scenes, a show of it
peeking through as the different
colored clump



In
fact, the
whole right end is
cut vertically shaved away
beginning at the bottom the shave
continuing up curving to the top to
end where blue flare abruptly begins
shooting up into the stratophere
beyond the top of the picture







Hubble original (small), and enhancements showing mass expansion







Galaxy Ngc 4414
has the look of having
been chomped by a large shark, not the
same as we currently see in Hubble Heritage's Ngc 6745





NGC 6745



It was
hoped that a
Dss Deep Space Sky
Survery image of Ngc 4414 would
reveal more insight as to the nature of how it
came to have such a huge far ranged vertical underskirt.
The image Dss image doesn't of course. It is interesting however
for another reason, in what it reveals about the deep space sitting of
Ngc 4414. A small version shows long horizontal drifts across the frame
in bands of differing media density, and slanted vertical sheeting plus
swirls around bright objects indicating motions, or gravity
wave interactions, or both. A larger version
of the same histogram enhanced Dss
image reveals thin tracks
even cracks crossing
space, and a
long thick
twisted helix
rises vertically
from the left snout of
Ngc 4414 where cat whiskers
criss cross at the snout itself. This
twisted helix and the cat whiskers may have
something to do with Ngc 4414's odd nature (most of
it's stuff is hidden from all but insect's eyes - insects
see in other frequencies than those most used by
humans). Two zooms show extended oblong
mantles around the outer body, the
outermost mantle very faint

Thugshots
from a graphic
editor's preview window,
show sheeting and cell walls which
cannot be seen in an obvious way in
the larger images. Ngc 4414 is
the round black spot in
the middle

   

Scientists
and newspaper
publishers like to talk
about amazing co-incidences in the
form of total solar eclipses. Here is one, two
chance screen captures happened to land a pair of images
together in such a way they combine perfectly in virtual 3D
to give us a glimpse of the 'insect', a deep space
configuration in which it may be what we
are seeing is where another
galaxy went in,
darker
oval just
lower right of
the main Ngc 4414 body, and
where it came out, darker oval above Ngc 4414.
The cat whiskers which give the whole construction its 'insect'
appearance are also seen rather well and the only thing these
seem to be is tracks left in a sailpast by something
giving a slight glancing blow to the outer
left edge, the fact that the cat
whiskers are pulled in at
the point of contact
means Ngc 4414's
strong gravity collapsed
(concentrated) the shape of the
fast travelling by passer (gravity does
this - the stronger the gravity, the smaller
the cross sectional area, and the greater
concentration of rest state mass)

RESIDUE OF ANOTHER GALAXY WHICH ARCED UNDER NGC 4414 ?

A 'mosque'
(swirling oinion)
above the insect seems
to have probable cause in the
insect's circumstances. In thugshots
the 'mosque' is an oval cavity with ribs
radiating into to a point at a hot object,
the oval seemingly a vacuum in the
media density of space there











The 'mosque'
is in a perfect
position to be all that
is left of a smaller galaxy that
arced under Ngc 4414 causing the deep cleft
in the front edge of Ngc 4414, the cleft is very
deep but if a galaxy sailed through there, it
did not seem to disturb the core by much,
suggesting it may have dived in,
swinging in a gravity grab
arcing downward, as it
it entered like
a comet in
orbit
in closest
approach to a Sun,
and came out the other side
hardly anything left of it, slinging
on out in an uprising hyperbolic path, or perhaps
on an elliptical orbit bringing what is left
(residue) back to Ngc 4414, eventually

COMMENT

Images
such as the
'mosque' showing a
vacuum caused by a dense
small object are not to be trusted in
an image as grainy as these views, however,
it usually happens that 'grainy' views are in
fact showing something and later what that
is can be revealed by another released
image of great mew professional
interest. In fact, ovals
like this may be a
faint residue
of a spiral
galaxy totally
stripped of dust and
gas leaving only clumps in rings
showing where the galaxy's breadth once existed.
For instance oblong diffuse galaxy M110, neighbor of Andromeda,
has oval rings made only of small bright dots sweeping out long distances
at oblique angles to the plane of M110, the oval necklaces are consistent with
a spiral galaxy (larger than M100) stripped of everything but it's star
fields, which is entirely possible since M110 itself is just now
emerging from a vigorous piranha attact under the
hemskirt of Andromeda. And this puts
entirely new meaning to the
words 'missing mass'

The
following
collage from a Nasa
site (source unknown) is as is,
small print unreadable but nice colors



Tympanics revealed

A very noticable six sided tympanic marks the world of Ngc 4414 as a portal where an arm issues sideways out of the underbody of Ngc 4414.



The tympany issues below the core to the west. A larger platten is fixed on the side (below to the right of the core) winding up counterclockwise into slipstream closure into the galaxy core. This is assumed to be a stream of matter of opposite electrical charge from another galaxy aquired during a merger. Remnants of another galaxy are see in diffuse dim areas of another color along the upper right flank.

A vague (dim) tympanic cavity with body parts spilling out splaying apart beyond into open space.





A reminder of how small jewels are found in tiny places. A platten similar to that seen hong konged on the core of M51 is further out (left) from the core deck in Ngc 4414.



A straight line across the image is a Hubble patch seam. Rectangles with straight edges are minute patching errors via piecing together of different Hubble takes, such are not usually seen until zoozing er zooming into depths of high intake where the errors become obvious when the intake is very highly enhanced, as is this above view of the small platten near the core.

The leading edge of a hexagram plate juts out like a bus bar of multiple couple connectors, see roughly mid picture toward the lower hem of the thick deckwall.

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