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GALAXY PROPERTIES - S-SHAPED CORES
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Long elegant s-shape in core of
Ngc 1365. The lower corner of the zig-zag
is jutting toward us.
Showing the core's s-shape, a shape that is intrinsic in galaxy cores
where black holes are residing. More on
s-shaped cores in the S-shape.htm page.
COTTER PIN TWISTS IN GALAXY ARRANGEMENTS
It is assumed the Cigar is a galaxy,
not a nebula, certainly not a
supernova aftermath, the Cigar has galaxy attributes, but nothing
has been seen anywhere like it on the web since 1996 to circ end
of 2003
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Name unknown, scanned from a forgotten magazine 7 years ago,
more Cigar galaxy in bi-lateral symmetries context.
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STRIATIONS FROM SIDESWIPES
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Striations in Andromeda
Any striations in a galaxy are worth a second look. Striations are a
tell tale sign, guaranteed, of galaxy collision particularly where
one has sideswiped another sliding by, or slicing through rather
than merely passing through. Striations can also reveal thickness
in that striations are usually vertically stacked.
A few notable striation examples are featured in the
Galaxies.htm page.
Striations in Ngc 7731
Striations in Ngc 3314
Striations in M63 (Sunflower galaxy)
The long scratch needs explanation. Got one? I don't. It appears
in Dss black and white plates, and in a Subaru photo (color), so it
is in the galaxy not in someone's worldy ego-me mind.
Ghost arms in Ngc 3314 from emersion
Ghost arms in Triangulum from sideswipe
Volcanic arms issue abruptly from the side of Ngc 3521, Ngc 4414,
and Bodes galaxy.
NGC 3521
BODES
NGC 4414
Yo-yo galaxy in the making - barge and peanut -
Ngc 6745
Yo-yo galaxy already made.
Yo-yo with long arm, called the tadpole
galaxy.
Unattached Tadpole's yo-yo head.
Percussion nodes, one at the end of the lower longarm where collision
encounter first began. More in the Antenna.htm
page. The lower arm's end is a tympanic percussion cup where the collision
first started, back in time.
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The main scene is hunkered hard against the right edge because this
is the way the image came from image headquarters, operated by
these guys.
They in turn got the image from Dss with the same displacement.
A similar percussion ring at the end of a longarm of the Antenna
galaxies, is a trip back in time to see the abrupt moment when the
collision first officially got underway.
Also known as Ngc 4038 / Ngc 4039.
Dimpled
chads in the
image (two) are in the
image. What these sinkholes are
or are not cannot be deterimed here
A radio and optical composite shows the long arm and abrupt firestart
in radio (blue - optical light is green).
More of the diffuse outreach surrounding the main bundles can be seen
in the spectrum frequencies used for this next photo. Tiny goodies inside
the wide outreach are the main event.
A tympany cluster hunkered in the boom valley between the two firewalls
is mentioned in the Tympan-1.htm page.
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Check out this histogram version of the Dss
plate full size, in which gravity waves ripple
the fabrics of deep space
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Collisions can get underway a long way from home. An image of Ngc 1512
shows a longarm flaming on miles away to the left of the main
galaxy, where the small matchead is now down in the lower right
quarters on the entire opposite side of the screen from where
the encounter first began.
More in the Infinity.htm page.
You have to read the saga of Sculptor
to get the rest of the situation
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An example of a boiling galaxy is Sculptor, and how it is boiling,
picture yellowstone national park boiling up from underneath and this
gives sensations equal to the boiling surface of Sculptor, which besides
boiling, seems ripped apart by road rodents ripping back and forth
across it. Read the 3d-caper for more.
A better name for this galaxy would be chaotica. Road rodents seem to
be chewing it to bits. It is actually very deep but the depth hard to
see due to dim glow in the positive matter which surrounds the
bright main deck made of chunks of whirling negative matter intermingling
but not mixing or merging, due to concentrated local intensities of
kenetics at various spins, keeping the seeth at a boiling state, in
fact some of the seeth is boiling up from below whose inner depths are
masked from public view.
The plain fact is, two galaxies are merging, bright central ovalular
is pushing down into the wider other.
A passage from 3d-caper.htm
How incredibly
awkward of me, here
quick, everyone help me,
flip the galaxy over. Ahhhh
this is so much better. I forgot
to take into account the galaxies are
merging watch my hand as I slide it gently
up and over from the right rearward to the left
into the soft pudding of the other galaxy, see the
drop where my hand curves around over there in the
far left my hand is down in the other galaxy.
But,
Batman,
I thought
you said the
other galaxy is
sliding up and into
little bigshit coming
in from the left and rising
up making the mark of zorro.
Oh,
you mean
this, -flip- the
only problem with the mark of
zorro is you cannot tell two galaxies are merging.
Halo blown out into a skirt around the maindeck.
SUNFLOWER GALAXY NGC 5055
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M63 sunflower galaxy original
M63 has a core deeply insunk inside a lopsided pincushion.
It has striations under a deep sidewall flanking the length of the
main deck so its chaotica is residues of collision with intense
seething intermingling of positive and negative clumpage, the
positive charge components partially reorganized in myriad small
low glowing and diffuse form arms spinning out along myriad gravity
waves from the core.
Top half and lower half enhancements are deliberate to isolate details
which do not stand forth when the whole image is enhanced.
When you see striations (long straight parallel lines) under a galaxy's
quarterdeck, you know there has been a sideswipe collision somewhere in
the galaxy's past.
Look to the right flank in a bright orange window, it looks like a
pullmotor core from another galaxy may be imbedded in the mantle,
revealing it's presence by a circular incise and dynamo motorworks
comprising several artifacts. (Note the semi fishy hesitation in
description - the Subaru image has just not given quite enough
fine details to make declarations with certainty).
INEGRAL ARM AND A TYMPANUM IN COLLIDING GALAXIES
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LONG CHARGE DISCHARGE JET, A JOG IN THE JET WHERE THE POLE IN
THE CORE DISCHARGING MOVED, SHIFTED POSITION, VERY ABRUPTLY, DURING
THE JETTING
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This veerjet galaxy turned up in a
Hubble Acs image, not seen in the original
Galaxy with a profound long jet issuing from its center, with
a hook in it. This is big time and should be big news, I probably will
not see a single sentence of credit for spotting it. The material
jetting is coherent, that is, essentially the same angular momentum
in the spins of all of the jetting particles. It can be argued that
along the timeline of its past there has been an abrupt shift in
the angle at which the core is jetting, resulting in the abrupt
kink.
Abrupt angle shift may be a different cause. In the
Crab nebula matter streaming out from the center of the cyclops is
running over rims of high concentration bending when passing over the
rims, getting slowed, hence bending, like light seen bending a straw
when the straw is immersed in the slower light speed media of the water.
Notice how the jet fades into a vertical wall of sidegas welling up.
The jet may be a spray of charged particles rubbing over the sundry
gas. There are actually TWO jets, one initiates from the left side
of the central actual, and hooks almost instantly around straight
forward, then down. The other streams from the 4 oclock position
behind the star, it too out in the right hooks almost instantly
forward and keeps coming on toward at a slightly lower incline
to fade into red massworks. A split beam ionnic defraction is
at work in the star's brain.
The shorter second jet stream would be much longer if there was
more mass outward with upper surface the stream could spray over.
Suppose a section of galaxy moved into place effecting the jet stream,
changing the refraction angle of jet spilling out by slowing forward
momentums in one direction, this could cause a rather abrupt shift in
jet angle. Inspector Luminous jiggles gold coins in the pants pocket
just to make sure they are still there, spendable on guesses.
Click image for full size
NGC 4945
NGC 3079
NGC 253 and 3d-caper.htm
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ELECTRIC SPRITES DANCE ABOVE NGC 3079
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More Ngc 3079
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These sprites dancing like lightning bolts above and below the galaxy's
core dome, are negative charges being discharged from a positively
charged central dominating body. If it was positively charged matter
being driven away by repulse, the eject would be diffuse without
secure patterns.
The lightning bolts above the charged deckplate take their shapes from
fractal diffraction patterns within the spins, like patterns are friendly
to each other and so form shapes with minimum waste of effort some
kenetic momentum not needed for the patterns used instead to coherently
randomly direct the fractals zig zag lengths.
Major impact bulges along the deck's leading edge. Look twice. The
dull green horizontal outbulge below the core is marginally amplified
in a highlighted window.
Ngc 3079 is no skinny chicken. Look at how much enhancement reveals.
The deck is almost as thick as a McDonald's big mac. (Perhaps thicker,
big macs you get when you pay are nowhere as thick as big macs you see
advertised. In fact, some big macs have ingredients so thin you can see
right through, except the hamburger patty it is thick enouph, just,
not to be transparent. That is why, when you pay, you buy the flavor,
not the food, because there is none.
Inspector Luminous pitches the empty little carton into the kitchen
waste pail with foot pedal lift lid, and vows never to go back to that
Big Mac hamburger stand again. The three inch thick burger advertised
on the unused discount couple sitting on the coffee table, looks mouth
watering good. Between two fingers Luminous holds up the actual buy,
less than an inch thick. Peeking inside and poking around, there is
the lettuce, one piece less than half the size of the slice of bun,
wilted brown, transparent, on a plain background. Hubble photos
can be like this, 1/2 inch thick until enhanced.
1/2 inch thick, the big mac original by Hubble.
HUGE COWLINGS IN NGC 4945 FROM INCOMING IMPACTORS
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More Ngc 4945
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Gently cross your eyes to see 3D
Incoming! Incoming! Impactors strike the deck of galaxy Ngc 4945 raising
huge cowlings. Here are two in sequence, one behind the other, the
front the biggest the smaller at angle to the left. You can read
collision road map just by these cowlings, and know this galaxy's
chaotic state is not fluke it is collision and resulting rebellion
against different charge state intermixes trying to intermingle and
can't.
The radar dish center looks familar - chaotica galaxy Ngc 3079 has a
center similar.
NGC 4388 GALAXY DISCHARGING POSITIVE CHARGE (RED) FROM ONE POLE
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More at Hubble1.htm
Intermittant, as clumps of positive charge (red) hit strong
positive charge concentrations, for instance at a core pole,
is being pulsed in chaotic strung out tangles out of a pole,
the tangles hitting deep space at different diffuse velocities
without coherency or cohesion.
The picture, cropped at source to a restricted frame, nevertheless
shows a bottom venting under. The venting is from the western edge
of the core deck not from the middle which is usually the source
of strong jets instead.
LARGE OUTGASSING IN RADIO
Officially called 'The wrong galaxy', and named 0303-192.
Click for large original
Click for large enhanced
Click for small galaxy full
In the clicked enhanced, notice the number of hot blue dots and squiggles
peppering the deep space backdrop. These are something, what, is not
readily answered here with this image or elsewhere in Hubble deep space
astronomy. An exploration of deep space sguiggles, and galaxies streaming
in rivers, is in the 3370-1.htm page.
In the clicked enhanced, notice there are yellow bands and swirls
comprising some kind of activity in the thermal deep space backdrop,
visible in yellow colors.
Next is a slice cut from the master enhanced image. Hot blue dots are
particularly noticable.
There are a noticable number of white dots more or less of uniform
size, miriads of yellow dots ranging from noticable to tiny. The
blue dots all have a darker blue 'halo' around a hot bright dot.
This makes them noticable. How do they fit into a normal starry
backdrop from the Milky Way, the hot blue dots do not seem to
fit a normal starry picture.
RIVER DELTA SPILL PLANES
Cross reference delta in Andromeda
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Bodes galaxy has a delta river spill plane similar to Andromeda's.
Spill planes are conjectured to be the result of a galaxy firing out
from the core in intermittant bursts, as the cammed core gradually
shifts up in a gimble (separate motion) the intermittant scattergun
bursts creating the delta as self evident pulsations of spew.
The above spill plane view by Gendler shows a blurry spill plane, image
used because as far as I know it is the best view of Bodes inner core
anywhere on the web, Bodes cores invariably a solid white tablet
comprising the whole coredeck in one big whiteout. A very poor
Bodes image circulates the web showing a tiny dot of light for
the core with few discernable details surrounding, this is
supposed to be Bodes in its true colors
Bodes galaxy images have been extensively picked apart for lore and
more details. Here is a clicklist of Bodes galaxy pages
Bodes1.htm
Bodes2.htm
Bodes3.htm
Bodes4.htm
Optical illusion fun and games. When rotated, Bodes spill plane (down)
becomes upthrusts. It matters little whether the true galaxy state is
upthrust or down, if up, travelling behind the galaxy reveals down
anyway.
REASON FOR DELTA SPILL PLANES
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Rapid
irratic
jetting in
pulsations of
breathing spew around
the near flank as the core end
slowly lifts up and moves back resulting
in a river delta spill plane effect, the curvetures
in the spill plane may be caused by gravitational
pull back toward the core but a lifting
motion is definately also involved
or is the main cause of the
spill plane's major
broom tail
Maximum enhancement
allowable by intelligence
shows a rim edge (lower right)
completely filled in with tiny thermals and
doodads, and extensions further pushing the galaxy's
massive size outward into very low radiant areas
on the fringe which might in fact comprise
subtantial thumps of missing matter
Andromeda's
similar river delta
spill plane is highlighted here
A huge sidewall galaxy like Ngc 4603 with a deep valley swooping down
into the core (tongs trhusting up from left core end) is an upthrusting
delta river spill plane made by the core's jet firing out intermittant
pulsations as the core, in this case, slowly gimbles downward. A downward
spillplane at the right means the core is gimbling, that is, rotating
independantly on its own on more than one axis, cammed out of phase with
the galaxy arms at large.
Notice how thick is the lower hem's vertical skirt, this is HUGE mass
density thickness. The galaxy is shaped like a cinnamon roll which has
been squeezed slightly sideways by being pressed between your palms and
slide slightly. Massive chaotic galaxy Ngc 5236 is a cinnamon roll cylander.
More cinnamon roll views of Ngc 5236.
A ROOSTER TAIL ARM - EXAMPLE ANDROMEDA
Andromeda's rooster tail arm jetting to a narrow tight core pole
connection, is an overplus of one charge hurtling out ejected then
being drawn back in by a narrowing accelarating accretion string
into a strong opposite pole at one of the poles in one of the cores.
A rooster tail arcs up and out in a vertical horizon plane to
the right, as a horizontal horizon plane arcs around to the left.
White glow from the core can be seen heating some rim
Rooster tails are where the bi-valve is particularly pronounced, for
instance a bare naked skimpy of Andromeda shows its rooster tail clearly,
the rooster tail is mostly masked by Andromeda images which are filled
with Andromeda's sundry masses surrounding the fundamental rooster tail
symmetry.
ROOSTER TAILS IN GALAXIES
Cross reference
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Bodes is also a rooster tail galaxy, that is, it is comprised of two
main arms, sweeping around above to the right, and below to the left.
The rooster tail is not immediately seen until Bodes is skimped down
into a bare profile, where then the rooster tail becomes self evident.
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Original by Gendler
Enhancement showing thick drop below
Notice how thick the Bodes sidewall is, it is a measurable drop below the
core deck. In other words, concidering its thickness, as well as cross
section, Bodes galaxy is massively HUGE.
Andromeda also is a pronounced rooster tail formula, the rooster tail
not easily seen until Andromeda's image is stripped down to a bare
essential.
Rooster tail in a core is readily seen, in Andromeda as an example.
Rooster tail in the Andromeda core, more showing the core's
s-shape, a shape intrinsic in galaxy cores.
| LENTICULAR GALAXIES AND RING CURRENTS AROUND LONGARMS
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Only two good lenticular images have shown up (in nine years of looking
through astronomy sites combing the coodies for standouts).
An unnamed galaxy in the Virgo galaxy cluster (enhanced in brown tones
for easier seeing) is next. Followed by lenticular galaxy Ngc 3718
one of whose long tail has induction current rings around it.
Name unknown in Virgo galaxy cluster
Lenticular galaxy Ngc 3718 - note induction rings along one of the
longarms.
Induction currents in rings around an arm are seen in
Hoags galaxy. A postulation suggests that if Hoags is ripped into a
stretch by an encounter with a drifter passing by, it could end up
looking stretched out like Ngc 3718, with ring currents circling
one of the new longarms.
You cannot expect the ring currents around every stretched galaxy's
longarms to be identical, a ring current around the longarm of Ngc 3718
sticks out sideways pointing right, but, then, some Hoags ring currents
are side vectored, though not to the same striking degree.
Ngc 3310 has lenticular twist.
Arp 230 seems to be a lenticular galaxy without its lenticular longarms.
There are more than one reason to believe that the hamburger galaxy
Centaurus A has a lenticular galaxy
factoring in its winds, in fact there may be two in its wings,
the second being the galaxy's notorius radio jets.
| LONG ARMS GLOBAL SPHERE GALAXY NGC 6951
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Ngc 6951 is a global galaxy, it is a fully round ball as is a gyroscope
in a three way gimble, this is not a galaxy with a pronounced rooster
tail as are most galaxies expecially galaxies with only two arms.
More whopping multiple angular momentums are illustrated
click
From two different photographs, both Ngc 6951 images next are grainy
and blurred, each nevertheless together able to show a reasonable
approximation of the galaxy's longarms existence.
Ngc 6951 has many angular momentums,
effecting different arms, segments of arms, and different plateau
states in the bright center region.
A small black straight line slash aimed left below the core is a
striation from collision.
A rather good description of angular momentum in the act of processing,
involves Boris at the Whirlpool galaxy.
| LONG ARMS GLOBAL GALAXY NGC 1232
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A gyroscope in a 3-way gimble.
Core of Ngc 1236 in two planes one horizontal.
Global galaxy Ngc 613
M100 is also a gyroscope in a 3-way gimble, each
layer of M100 proceeding inward (there are three layers in M100, rotating
at slightly different velocities and at slightly different cam (ie tilt)
the inner core region the fastest revolving and most cammed. The velocity
differentials are not high so without awareness of the three-zone layer
construction of M100 observers would not be aware of the three main
velocity slipstreams.
M100's plateau angular momentum states (three) are described next,
the description is detailed in context of angular momentums in the
momentum.htm page.
| THREE RATES OF CONCENTRIC ANGULAR MOMENTUM IN M100
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HOW TO INTERPRET THE 3 MOMENTUMS
M100
whose right
side looks like a
hermit crab, tells a great
deal about angular momentums. Our view
almost full on the galaxy, is essentially a globe
(not a full moon disk). Looking at the center you can see
the core turned (cammed) sharply to the left its buldging
eye very much like the eye of a cameleon. Notice how
the bulgde rises into a downturn on the right
side, and sweeps upward from sunken
depths on the left side of the
eye. This eye is very
sharply turned.
Next to
the
right an
arm is set a
little further back
around the right flank, and
the outside arm around the right flank
is the furthest set back. Picture a mobile hanging
like a christmas tree orniment from an invisible thread, the
outer piece is turned on the right farthest back counterclockwise
on a vertical axis. The left flank arms seem chaotic compared
to the right but actually not, the left arms are in
opposite sweeps (in-out vector curves) to the
right so correspond to a mobile with
3 basic rotations from inner
(eye) to outer. It
means the
eye is
rotating
the fastest
turning clockwise
to the left on a vertical
axis, the middle arm turning less, and
the outer right arm turning the least over time,
the result being the separation into three distinct
bands of angular momentum as you progress from the
outer right arm inward toward the eye which has
turned the most having the highest degree
of momentum. There, if that hasn't
said it simply then I will
have no choice but to
make it even more
confusionally
wordy. Try
and get
the
picture
yourself. Once
you have the snapshot
in mind, the 'gottit' in 1/10th
of a second flat, you will have no trouble
seeing angular momentums at work in different galaxies
| THREE SEPARATING MOMENTUM BANDS IN M100
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This
hermit crab
view is further used
to demonstrate how concentric
bands of angular momentum can work. When
the galaxy is re-oriented (by manipulating its image)
a very different aspect abruptly results, due to optical
illusionalism by the image's photon's arriving along
a fixed or preferred line of incident angle
striking the photo recording media. But
not really, if you read from the
top down, the same three
concentric bands
of momentum
are seen
in the two
gaint arms and
the 3rd band in the core
Image 1
Image 2
OPTICAL ILLUSION KICKS IN
Now the
optical illusion
kicks in, most easily seen
in short arms curling down in Image 1
looking like the legs of a hermit crab, in Image 2
are now standing up prominantly. Clearly one cannot equal
the other since once is downcurled, the other jutting up. The cam
(fish eye) in the core has completely reversed, up is down, and down
is up, though this is hard to see in the very lower resolution stereo of this
blurry image. And yet, we can also see that the principle formula of the
concentric bands of angular momentum have been conserved, except the
original left side which seemed confusing, is now the right side
and band strength is clearly in place identifying again three
different rates of rotation of the arms, not in a
whirlpool around the core, but in bands
displaced by turns of a mobile
More about optical illusions is found here
| THREE BASIC MOTIONS COMPRISE A GALAXY
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Three
basic motions
comprise a galaxy.
Let a frisbee (disk) model
them. Hold a frisbee out front at
eye level horizontally so you see a flat
thin disk. This is one plane of motion, the
slowly revolving whirlpool or mishaped bars.
Turn the frisbee upright so you see a pie,
and flip it end over end, this is the
second basic galactic motion. Turn
the upright frisbee sideways to
see it thin on edge upright,
and while slowly moving
it back rotate it
again end over
end. This
is a
3rd axis
of rotation,
rotated 90 degrees
from the second. It is this
3rd motion which cause Vortex formations.
Many though not all galaxies have all three rotations
to one degree or another. Usually one motion is dominant over
the other two. Ngc 1365 seems dominated by all three motions
accounting for its giant swishes through deep space and
its arms closing back in on each other. M100 is
dominated by motions 1 and 3, causing the
hermit crab aspect of its arms
GALAXY PROPERTIES
BIFURCATIONS AND
BI-LATERAL REDIRECTIONS
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CLAMSHELL AND EYELID GALAXIES
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An example of each.
Clam shell, look like clambshells, they are elliptical galaxies which
have had their halo's scrubbed. Eyelids
slicking over an eyeball appear in circle as if partially closed
by eyelids, exampled by Ngc 1512
Cotter pin twist is not the same as bi-valve,
for instance handsomely represented in the profile of elliptical cum
chaotica galaxy 6782, whose center plane shelves out horizontally on
the left flange, and rises vertically on the right. Most every galaxy
is bi-valved to one degree or another.
NGC 6782
By chance is how come the chamelion's eye is rolled to the left.
It is a chosen systematic new-venue for this page's purposes.
CORE OF NGC 2997
The wound core of Ngc 2997 is also a lookalike.
In all rolled center galaxies the center is a chamelion's eyeball cammed
at angles noticably displaced from the planes of the rolls.
This core is torquing endwise as well as rotating clockwise, causing a
pronounced high tension cam, where the center eye outbutt is turning
both upward, and inward to the right, relative to the outer prevailing
arm sweeps, the big endbutt sweeping forth and around on the nearer end.
The axis shafting through core central is pushing 90 degrees out of phase
with the arms. This is because the multiple core motions total more than
the velocity in the surrounding arms.
Image flipped optically produces more of a squirrel's bushy tail swish,
which suggests the orientation next is closer to the galaxy's true line
of sight in deep space. (Where more optics is seen is usually closer to
true life). (A squirrel's tail gets bushier when the squirrel wants to
look bigger and more intimidating to interloquers especially around a
food stash where everyone, birds and squirrels alike, are eating in a
meely of first come first serve. Galaxies are not quite so self serving
but can be with anything else in the way of mass in the neighborhood.
A second force collapses from a sphere to a straight line, drawing
the galaxies quickly closer together, even from long distance).
CORE OF M100
Similar core notions are seen in M100.
WOUND NGC 6782 COMPARES FAVORABLY TO NGC 1365
NGC 1365
The wound core bole is a lookalike to the wound
core bole of Ngc 1365. Thereafter, two differences - Ngc 1365 does
not have a resident halo, and the arms are dissimilar, indicating that
the chaotica circumstances of Ngc 6782 are merely collisional, as opposed
to Ngc 1365 which is merging at this moment (seen in present day time at
Earth).
Bear in mind that cores like these - big glow in round socket, are not
the true core, which can be just a dot, for instance M100 is a hot dot
seen in closeup by Hubble.
NEXT - M64
More in the M64 page.
For graffiti freaks, it is helpful to know this galaxy has four
official names: M64, Ngc 4826, The Sleeping Beauty galaxy, and the
Blackeye galaxy. At first, nobody knew what it was.
Should this galaxy be seen on edge, it would be a 'chaotica' with
halo blown away now surrounding the thick galaxy plateau with diffuse
positive ionized matter.
Click for M64 original
NGC 1512
M82 - CALLED A CIGAR GALAXY - ALSO THE FLAME GALAXY - A BIFURACTION
INCORPORATION
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Cross reference M82 in Bodes3.htm
M82 - how is this interpreted in terms of positive separated from
negative charges. The red sprites above are positively charged
discharge bolts, the outflares tonguing forth from the front
end are positive outrushes. The red is positive ionization.
Subaru 1
BIFURCATIONS IN IONIZATIONS
The wings flaring left/right are a mixture of negative ionizations,
sustained in holding patterns by angular momentums, which is missing in
both the sprites and the rushes those velocities come from accelarations
by opposite charge fields pushing them out, not wanted, incompatable,
can't use, not enough kenetic spin momentums to merge in holding
patterns.
Each of the bifurcations themselves further hold bi-lateral symmetries,
another form of bifurcation. The left wing flares up more vertically
opposite the right wing which flares out more horizontally.
The upper red sprints are rearward and rear rise up in a way no else
than holding your hand up in front of you palm facing forward your
fingers arcing up model these upper sprints more or less perfectly.
The lower outbulge effulges forward as if your best friend your dog's
thick tongue is rudely stuck out at you.
The fact of bifurcation in positive and negative ionizations immediately
suggests ways in which the positive/negative contents removed from the
Cartwheel galaxy have ended up separated into
two entirely independent galaxies.
The above beauty views are from Subaru. Hst kicks in next.
Original
Enhanced
TYPMANI COMPOUND
The Subaru view is entirely missing a major event in the Hst - the
center rocked by tympanics - none complete, the left edge of a tympanic
hexagram sculpts a cavity inside which is a horizontal diskal edge which
may associate with a black hole or at least a major powerfull pullmotor.
The Hst view takes in about the area covered in the cropped Subaru
view shown as 'Subaru 1' above. The full subaru is immediately below
the cropped.
Different colortone views show this area, the different colortones
collectively comprise the view since none on its own adequately shows
the tympanic structures and surroundings.
The tympanic cavity is actually an outbulge when seen in virtual 3d,
gently go cross focusing the image pair together to see 3d. Outbulge
like this in a tympani is rather unusual, usually tympani's in innies
with either an elbow arm jutting out from center, or a flush of
irregular plates thrusting forward out of the cavity.
The Tympan-1.htm page has more than enough
illustrations to well acquaint you with the subject of tympani's.
Is this (tympani shell) a Hubble patching error. Likely not. Patching
errors stay with an image regardless of orientation.
Flipped
Rotated
This object (tympani) does not stay with the image in different viewer
points of view. Flipped, and rotated, the tympani changes.
Patching errors in a Hubble Cygnus Loop image are permanent.
BI-POLAR ROTATED CHARGE STATES
