INTEGRAL ARM   IN THE   'FISH'   COLLIDING GALAXIES

Called 'the fish' because it looks like a fish

Looking
for integral
arms that link galaxies
here is another, turned up in high
enhancement of Hubble's image of NGC 2207
the integral arm is very short, a
brief crescent across center
between the two fish

HIDDEN MATTER FILLS IN MISSING MASS WITH GALACTIC FLESH

Original - enhancement shows the skeletal fish is actually a fleshy flounder

VERTICAL FAULT LINE - FRACTURE ZONE DUE TO COMPRESSION

Rotated on end, the fish looks like South America - dim (low radiant) matter
(missing mass) swirls far out in deep space around the bright central objects

The
upper eye is
particularly thick as if
you are looking down upon a cinnamon
roll. Note the thick arm wrapped around the
right flank of the yellow core, this arm is a
thick curtain and oblique, it is very deep,
slanted, 'missing mass' is increased by
order of magnitude due to depth
components in the massive
structure. Many of the
sheets shooting up
into deep space
are at right
angles to
plane
of the
object's
big ecliptic
axis which runs
from top to bottom of
the frame and is misleading to
any who think this collision is flat.
For example the fishtail in South America is
actually swishing upward in space to the right, the
swish by (momentum and motion) adding a Z axis component
completing the X Y Z cartesian deep space components of the object

NEXT

Dark corner
artifact seems
part flawed image patching,
part galaxy-coherent, and most of the
white matter here in bogs and curtains are upthrusts
like looking down on the jagged peaks of spiky
ruined mountains, in short, this galaxy
area is verrry thick, incredibly deep

Next
is the full
superform size of
Ngc 2207, the full size
revealed in a Dss image by image
adjusters (which do not structurally alter
the integrety of the image in any way , and
Histogram Equalize (which amplifies any
light seen in the image no matter
how dim or faint

See spectacular ornate giant light circle called 'The Crop Circle' in a Dss fish image.

TRACING THE COLLISION BACKWARD IN TIME

Traces
of turbulence
in the wake of a collider,
it seems the right hand critter is
favored as the candidate creating the
vapor trail which rises from the bottom.
Out in the upper right, hurly burly
makes its way into the open
through the thin Dss
media by image
enhancing

Reverse
engineering
backward in time
contains that the following
is correct. The trailing wisps below are
from the bigger galaxy which is passing in bulk into
the smaller left galaxy, which once was bigger, as was the
bigger galaxy. We know this because the hurly burly now
in the upper right was where the larger galaxy first
banged into the smaller, the larger slewing fast
on a vector north-east, a flat edge along
the hurly burly is where compression
took a jump as the two came to
press together earnestly.
Faint wisps down the
left toward the
picture
bottom are
from the larger
galaxy's larger west arm
which is now slicking over the
small galaxy which looks like a fish

Click image for large

RECONSTRUCTING MR. TUNA

I am
dazed with
a feeling that the
small galaxy started out as
a larger galaxy with shell, similar
to the starburst galaxy Ngc 1512 which has a
bright open 'iris' cavity rimmed by eyelids. The
'eyelid' around the upper left of the fisheye core is
too similar to the starburst to be disregarded.
The center strip of the fish galaxy west to
east has been sleared by an arm of the
other fish galaxy, yet, mind's
eye can reconstruct the
sleared center and
come up with an
eye like Ngc 1512.
For another thing, a
slim outer arm on the west
side of Ngc 1512 hints that if Ngc 1512
was re-oriented in the right way, the arm would open
up into a scooping frond as seen sweeping west from the fish.
Specifically, if Ngc 1512 was rotated west to east on a vertical axis
slightly, the center eye would fold into a more vertical oval (as
is the fish), and the right bright thin arm of Ngc 1512
would seem to wind more directly out from
the core near the kernal

In investigating
a Dss image of Ngc 1512,
something astonishing showed up, so
astounding in its implications it warrants its own page

FINALLY - MORE BIG PICTURE







The Hubble Heritage original shows none of the good stuff seen above as upper end vertically aligned thick hidden mass sheeting. The corner of a trapezoid seen against the upper top at the left, is probably lines formed by incomplete exact image densities in patching together small pieces photographed by Hubble to form a composite whole single image. As it is, the whole image is incomplete in that the galaxy superform extends offscreen beyond the picture frame boundry.

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