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MISSING MASS IS EVERYWHERE
That means it is there, just not being seen
in normal astronomy standards. For instance on small scale, missing
mass in the Crab nebula may not
be missing if lengths of filaments are included in total mass estimates
for the Crab. Missmass.htm Missmas1.htm
Superfor.htm
Hubble.htm Bigmass.htm
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collisions gallery
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ngc 3314 collision
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ngc 5128 collision
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ngc 2997 collision
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WAVES, WAVES, AND MORE WAVES
Gravity waves can be found in visible forms
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World's most amazing new topics pages
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Learn mono 3D
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Motions
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Blare
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Waves
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Dark holes
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Superforms
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Hubble revisited
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Model means
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Tympani resonators
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Crab hexagrams
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Gravitic seas
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Orion gravitics
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THUNDERSTRUCK BY GRAVITY WAVES
SPECULATIONS ON THE
CONSTRUCTIONS OF
GLOBULAR CLUSTERS
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RECENT ARRIVALS
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M31 IN DEEP SPACE.
A look at bandwidths and sheeting in outer Andromeda
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TWIN NODES.
A look at bangles, and step-drops, in nebulas
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PILLARS AND TEARS.
A look at large dark gobules in star forming regions.
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Bangles in nebula. (Bangles are twin hot spots - usually shown in red).
Masers in nova nebula. (Masers are twin energy jets).
Large cyclonnic swirls in small tubular dwarf galaxies.
Gallery of large visible gravity wave formations.
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RECENT ADDITIONS
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M15 DETAILS.
A look at globular clusters, featuring M15
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M81 RADIO DETAILS.
A look at galaxy clusters, featuring M81
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NGC 2903 DETAILS.
A look at galaxy 'bar' formations, featuring Ngc 2903
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Noao images
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Hubble
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Heritage
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Chandra
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Dss
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IMPORTANT RELATED PAGES
m101.htm ... Seas of gravity waves saturate space around M101
waves.htm ... How gravity waves can be amplified
3d-view.htm ... Quick entry level display of the Bullseye
moirenew.htm ... A romp through Andromeda galaxy's secrets
hamburge.htm ... Gravitic rock and roll sky of Centaurus A
moire202.htm ... Odds and ends gathered here
moire101.htm ... Andromeda bigmass images
tympani.htm ... Giant cavitous six sided opening, and dynamo versions
stream.htm ... Slip streams explain certain galactic arm processes
blare.htm ... Impact vibrations - and physics in gravitic behavior
moire.htm ... Polarity structures in Andromeda are examined
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CREATE GRAVITIC SEAS INDEX BOX
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Mercury's mysterious procession
Neutrinos busy in gravitic seas?
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3D RELATED PAGES
3D NASA - images in 3D from Nasa
3D TURN - increasing 3D by turning an image
3D VIEW - selected Andromeda 3D bullseye images
3D OPTICS - optical illusions and what physics causes them
3D LEARN - micro and electron microscope images in virtual 3D
3D THEORY - why is 3D binnocular stereoscopics a bandaid theory
3D PRINCIPLE - how is 3D possible in ordinary mono only images
3D ANAGLYPHS - images in 3D seen with red/blue 3D glasses
SONICS - photos of newsonic sound experiments
3D SEEME - how to seeme in 3d
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HOW TO USE THIS 'CHICKENBOX' INDEX
Galaxies In Chaos (GIC) is designed in many pages, with many
subcatories and links within each page, making it difficult to
compile a single click link all purpose index or main menu. The
solution is to index by subjects and themes, the cross links
within pages should be enough to keep a browser busy having all
information of interest, in that, great effort has gone into
support structures and referral datas via many cross links
(think of a big text book with cited references within each
topic and chapter).
Also, all of the subjects are deep, so long and very long pages
have been used exclusively so insight is not lost loading back
and forth between one-item pages, and one image featured.
Click on the wiggling boxes
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Optical illusions infest astronomy
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Virtual stereo - advantages and gains
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Virtual stereo - learn howto techniques
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3D turn - rotating images to increase stereo
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Catseye nebula examples tracer rays and interleaving bubbles,
also, red flyers in nebulas may have explanation
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Eta nebula examples spikes, and coherent ray constructions
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Indepth GIC studies of several pillars in nebulas
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Time span interior of Catseye nebula
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Twin energy bangles in nebulas
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Nebula symmetry principles
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Red ryder ray in Orion
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Other nebulas
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Gravity waves might convert energy to mass
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The 'Edge'
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The 'Matrix'
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Gravity waves thumbnails
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Gigantic ovals in deep space
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Gravity waves created by M101
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Impact vibrations and resonances
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Gravity wave spectrums analysed
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Gravitic seas around M101 analysed
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Coherent gravity waves at Andromeda
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Giant concentric rill oval near Andromeda
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Gravity waves form 'Matrix' in deep space
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Stretching gravity principles into new behaviors
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Ngc 3314 a collision not chance overlay
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Collision clues, self-injury
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Snubs result from collisions
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M81 galaxy cluster collisions
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Bodes galaxy collision with M82
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Hubble images tell about collisions
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Triangulum collision with Andromeda
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Intruders cause small and large changes
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Integral arms link between poles and galaxies
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Polyps in galaxy arms are residues of former galaxies
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Canopies, and smoothed areas - telltale collision signals
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Cartwheel collision separated matter into blue, and yellow, small galaxies
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Tympani resonators on Earth, including an atomic bomb explosion
Striking tympani in arm of galaxy Ngc 4414
Tympani formation in Bodes galaxy
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HEXAGRAMS
TYMPANI RESONATORS
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Giant tympani cavities in Tarantula nebula
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Hexagram craters on moons and planets
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Hexagrams riddle the Crab nebula
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Tympani resonators investigated
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Tympani resonators - catagorized
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Tympanis modelled by sonic apparatus
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Cores rotor rotating around shafts, free fall cylander rotations,
doppler shift interpretations
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Angular momentums - major factor in galactic dynamic formations
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Different kinds of galaxy motions are investigated and modelled
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S-shapes very much to do with inner and outer galatic motions
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Bi-lateral symmetry very much involved in galactic motions
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Slip stream motions in galaxies suggested by evidence
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Motors where nuclear cores rotate like knuckle joints around
differential axis
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Motions page - free fall cylander rotation
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The motors page - with doppler shifts
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Closing remarks and observations
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Cruising an extra long web page
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Antenna arms - the long distance aftermath of collisions
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Galaxy deep space superforms
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Galaxy cores - their varieties
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Galaxy arms - their varieties
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Missing mass can be found
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Missing mass continued
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Galaxies with two cores
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Feasting at Andromeda
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Canopies and Smooths
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Tympani resonators where diverent galaxy masses collide
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Polyps are small residuals bonded in arms
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Snubs are residual sawed off arms
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Intruders leave tell-tale tracks
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Jets are small fast residuals
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Home users are free to install accute focusers on their vision as will professionals
do so automatically. Text menus are in two forms, the first are simple one liners
for each page. The second are the thumbnail captions, giving links in context.
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3D images Identical mono pair have 'virtual 3d' via fundamental principle in Leptons
3d Nasa images compared with mono 'virtual' stereo images
3D optics Optical illusions infest astronomy. What causes optical illusions - suprising answer here
3D turn rotating images to increase stereo
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Andromeda Andromeda - the real Andromeda - crash course on Andromeda
Andromeda core Different views of the Andromeda core
Andromeda outer Sheeting and broad bandwidths in outer Andromeda
Andromeda bigmass Much larger mass range in Andromeda
Andromeda en large An Andromeda bigmass images - Andromeda crash course (if you do not know Androme
Andromeda bullseye Giant moire gravity images on Andromeda edge
Andromeda giant oval Giant oval circle made of visible gravity waves near Andromeda
Andromeda revisted A romp through Andromeda galaxy's secrets - macro fundamental forces
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Angular momentums Major factor in galactic dynamic formations and arm dynamics
Antenna arms Long distance aftermath of collisions, technical records of past collisions
Bangles Bangles (twin energy modes) and step-drops (important physics feature, in certain nebulas
Barnacle blossoms Polyps on galaxy arms may be residues of trapped galaxy fragments or cores
Bi-lateral symmetry Very much involved in galactic motions and formation
Bigmass Quick take on the Andromeda missing mass situation
Blare What principles are visible for gravity waves - impact vibrations
Bodes galaxy 1 Circle, snubs, delta, intruders, etc - a showcase
Bodes galaxy 2 Deep space perspective - what images!
Bodes galaxy 3 Proof that M81 and M82 have collided
Bodes galaxy 4 Radio image reveals deep space turmoil in Bodes galaxy cluster
Boris the torus Huge underworld beneath Boris may by a trapped old spiral galaxy
Bridge to far Bridge from M110 to below Andromeda shows M110 is exiting
Bullseye images Quick entry level display of the Bullseye
Bullseye The big enchelata, image that changes everything - huge gravity waves at Andromeda
Canopies and smoothed areas Telltale collision signals
Cats meow Catseye nebula examples tracer rays and interleaving bubbles
Chandra Chandra telescope high frequency images opened up, revealing more
Chevrons What direction is blow away star force creating chevrons in the Pleides
Circinus Dusty spiral galaxy Circinus has a huge tympani blowhole off one end of its core
Collision clues Self-injury collision clues may be occuring in galaxies
Color HTM codes Handy instant color tables
Core exposed Andromeda's actual core compares with other galaxy cores
Corepole.htm Poles in galaxy cores
Deep space anomalies 1
Deep space anomalies 2
Different core kinds Cores of galaxies - their varieties
Different kinds of galaxy motions are investigated and modelled
Doodads along a leading rim of Andromeda
Eclipse.htm 16 Perfect Eclipse states in solar system - index for 'physics' pages
Edge meandering visible gravity waves are huge formations in deep space
Eerie Lagoon beauty Backlight sets long ropes aglow
Errors some bizarre, caused in telescopes and image processing
Eta nebula Examples spikes, and coherent ray constructions
Faint slashes in Dss images may be very faint galaxies seen on edge
Galaxy and core poles 4-way Polar bi-lateral symmetry in galaxies and also in cores
Galaxy arms Their varieties
Galaxy deep space superforms
Giant concentric rill oval near Andromeda
Giant dark holes Are found in deep space
Giant deep space ovals
Galaxy fluidic collapse Fluid not solid galaxies collapse in slip disks
Giant gravity wave formation Gravitic rock and roll sky of Centaurus A
Giant red spot of Jupiter is a sinkhole vortex, not a whirlpool
Giant, concentric, rill oval near Andromeda
Gravitic energy frequencies Different colors show different moire strength (doppler shifts?)
Gravitic seas Surrounding giant spiral galaxy M101 are analysed
Gravitic vibrations Seeing gravity waves in gravitic energy fields - M101 odds, ends
Gravity waves analysed How gravity waves can be amplified gives clues to galaxy motions
Gravity waves Might convert energy to mass
Green green light frequency often holds major image information
Hercules Hercules galaxy cluster with a soft oval - Ngc 3190 hidden objects
Hexagrams riddle the Crab nebula Hexagrams and tympanis in astronomy objects
Hexagram craters on moons and planets
Hotblue star clusters How to find hot new blue stars
How to seeme in 3D - three different ways are illustrated
Hubble images Tell about collisions
Incises sharp edges between medias act like lenses - can reveal cluse of collision
Infrared An infrared extra examination of Andromeda
Integral arms between poles and galaxies, link between galaxies - hold hapes over long distances
Interim Eyeballs in Centaurus A
Intruders cause small and large changes
Intruders Intruders leave telltale tracks hurtling willy nilly through galaxies
JavaJazz A range of dynamic oscillatory recursive vibratory and mechanical motions
Jet engines, dollops Jet engines where residual galaxies shoot out into the open
Learn virtual 3D techniques Micros and submicro in 3D - learn howto techniques
Lmc bends light Full set of study images for LMC prismatics and lenses
Lookhere.htm Bi-polar phenomena of s-shapes and flares
M101 anaglyph Giant 3D anaglyph of spiral galaxy M101 can be used for research
M101big Collection of large sized images showing M101 gravitic waves
M110 Exiting Andromeda, M110 may be what is left of an original spiral galaxy
M15 Speculations on the constructions of globular clusters
M51 (whirlpool) M51 has the 'gravitational pinch', and shows galaxy's fluid compressions
M64 What M64 can tell us - introducing bi-plane torques
M74 Impact on one side has come exploding out into space on the other side
M94 Peculiar things about peculiar starburst galaxy m94
Magnetospheres similar to gravitic moire. Solar wind and magnetosphere images
Main page Index.html l for gravity waves and other Space Anomalies
Mars photos You have not seen Mars civilizations until you see my collection of Mars photos
Matrix.htm Large re-usable images of Snowflake master geometry template
Bandwidths Sheeting, and broad bandwidths, in outer Andromeda
Minds Fun page interfacing astronomy images with mythology
Missmass 1 Missing mass - boy oh boy, girl oh girl - it is everywhere, and visible
Missmass 2 Missing mass can be found
Modelling images to illustrate interleaving, core pole routes, handedness in galaxies, etc.
More gravitic rills Rills found in another (old black and white) image of andremeda
Motors rotor rotating around shafts, free fall cylander rotations, doppler shift interpretations
News from Orion Dot in giant star halo may be star - migrating souls, gravitic rills in Orion
Ngc 1232 Angular momentums
Ngc 1365 Bar galaxy 1365 is a link chain
Ngc 1667 Black hole in the center of ngc 1667
Ngc 2207 Colliding galaxies herein called the 'fish'
Ngc 2903 Central 'bar's in galaxies may be 'escarpment' shelves seen on edge
Ngc 3079 A collision in progress - interesting noticable items
Ngc 3310 Chaotica - the galaxy that is only half, and is twice there
Ngc 3314 A collision not chance overlay
Ngc 3521 Stories Ngc 3521 has to tell about galaxy collisions
Ngc 4151 Laser rays may be shooting from a black hole in Ngc 4151
Ngc 4414 Giant tympani, collision evidence, enormous supermass, etc.
Ngc 4526 Toriodal twist in hamburger galaxy a test case of fundamental galaxy symmetry property
Ngc 4945 Giant cowlings gauranteed evidences of collisions
Ngc 6782 Giant 'matrix' standing wavefront in deep space
Ngc 6782 Closeups, collision cause of antenna arm, etc
Ngc 4038.htm Collection of images of the Antenna colliding galaxies
Ngc 5128 Collection of Centaurus A images - evidences of collision
Ngc 5236.htm Ngc 5236 images
Noao Noao galaxy images, link to it's homepage and thumbnails
Oddities on parade Gravity wave rills in Orion, oddities, other galaxy thugshots in 'previews'
Other gravitic images Gravitic rills in another Andromeda image
Other nebulas Blinking eye Rotten Egg Shoe Hourglass Eagle
Peace Poetic whimsy on how to improve the world
Perseus A Major ellipical galaxy reveals huge surrounding sundry hidden mass
Perseus Super galaxy cluster has giant stretch oval in deep space
Physics interleaving Interleave concentrics in crisscross symmetry
Pillars studied for common grounds in several nebulas
Poles identified in certain galaxies and nebulas
Preview A number of images, some not found elsewhere, each a revelation, each new news
Prisms abound Cyclonnic swirls and lenses in Lmc and ngc 253
Prisms.htm Prismatic optic and light effects reveal coherents in galaxies
Property.htm Galaxy properties - hidden surprises
Radial rosette made of galaxies in Perseus supercluster of galaxies
Red ryder /a> &nbs A red laser ray seems to cross an expanse in Orion
Rosette nebula a Hubble showcase of interesting items
S-shapes Very much to do with inner and outer galatic motions
Schemati Particle compton wavelengths modelled by orbital distances between planets
set1.htm Missing mass - crown on wisdom tooth
set2.htm Stratified layers left - roils right
set3.htm Star jet from rear of satellite NGC 205
set4.htm Spike sticks out from under rim
set5.htm A bridge near far
set6.htm Two motions in glowing haze (ngc 205)
set7.htm Demonstrating Andromeda's wide disk circular shape
set8.htm Rooster tail, river spill plane deltas, bi-lateral symmetry in Andromeda's core
set9.htm Andromeda's twisted frisbee shape
Sling shots Distinct parallel tracks as an object is slung shot around a core
Slip streams in galaxy rotations. Differential velocities reverse motions in arms
Smoke dynamics Tympani resonators on Earth, including an atomic bomb explosion
Snowflak.htm Snowflakes embody a master geometry template for atomics and cosmics
Snubs Snubs result from collisions
Soho.htm Comet into Sun movie
Sombrero galaxy 1 Eso views the interior diskal dish
Sombrero galaxy 2 Examining the distorted gas shell
Sonics Tympanis learned from sonic apparatus
spindle galaxies have long thin cores
Stephans Quintet group of colliding galaxies have long antenna arms and yo-yo shapes
Stereo anaglyphs Single image anaglyphs viewed with red/blue 3D glasses work
Streaker trails Streaks show star clumps in motion
Stretching gravity principles Into new behaviors
Symmetries Major cosmic symmetries (bi-lateral)(crisscross)(mobius strip)
Tarantula Nebula ever more eerie in closeups and enhancements
Thumbnails gallery
The 'Edge' Meandering gravity waves dwarf galaxy Ngc 1512.htm
The 'Matrix' Huge gravity wave formation dwarfs gaalxy Ngc 6782.htm
Time span interior of Catseye nebula
Triangulum galaxy Crinkled wrinkled and folded due to a sideswipe collision
Tympani resonators 1 Giant cavitous six sided opening, and dynamo versions
Tympani resonators 2 Sonic devices designed upon hexagram factal geometry
Tympani resonators 3 Major tympani symmetry principles seen in Tarantula nebula
Tympani resonators catagorized
V-breaches V-breaches where arms meet to join and/or divide
Vortex Many galaxies are long stretched out vortexes coiling through space
Whales Fun page interfacing astronomy images with mythology
Why things have been done, rather than here are the results
Woodticks Gobular Clusters stuck to arms of galaxies
Perseus Super galaxy cluster has giant stretch oval in deep space
Perseus A Major ellipical galaxy reveals huge surrounding sundry hidden mass
Hercules Hercules galaxy cluster with a soft oval - Ngc 3190 hidden objects
1275.htm chandra.htm m110.htm property.htm
1365.htm chevrons.htm m15.htm purpose.htm
2903.htm circinus.htm m31-deep.htm rattles.htm
3314.htm circles.htm m51.htm redspot.htm
4414.htm colors-1.htm prisms.htm rillview.htm
6782.htm colors.htm m51boris.htm s-shape.htm
6782.htm corepole.htm m64.htm schemati.htm
3d-1232e.htm core-m31.htm m74.htm seeme.htm
3d-1667.htm cores.htm m94.htm set1.htm
3d-3079.htm darkhole.htm magnetic.htm set2.htm
3d-4151.htm doodads.htm mars.htm set3.htm
3d-4945.htm eclipse.htm matrix.htm set4.htm
3d-anagl.htm edge.htm menu.htm set5.htm
3d-image.htm eta.htm minds.htm set6.htm
3d-learn.htm errors.htm missmass.htm set7.htm
3d-optic.htm fish.htm missmas1.htm set8.htm
3d-nasa.htm globular.htm modeling.htm set9.htm
3d-turn.htm gravitic.htm moire.htm slashes.htm
3d-view.htm gravity.htm moire101.htm smoke.htm
3d-red.htm green.htm moire202.htm snowflak.htm
3d-radia.htm hamburge.htm moirenew.htm snubs.htm
3d-roset.htm hercules.htm momentum.htm soho.htm
3d-sombr.htm hexagram.htm motions.htm sonics.htm
3d-somb1.htm hotblue.htm motors.htm spindle.htm
andromed.htm hubble.htm ovalm31.htm stephans.htm
anomaly.htm incise.htm noao.htm streaker.htm
anomaly1.htm index.html ngc3310.htm stream.htm
antenna.htm integral.htm ngc3521.htm superfor.htm
arms.htm infinity.htm ngc4038.htm symmetry.htm
bigmass.htm infrared.htm ngc4526.htm 3d-taran.htm
bilatera.htm interim.htm ngc5128.htm triangul.htm
blare.htm intruder.htm ngc5236.htm tympani.htm
bodes1.htm jackknif.htm orion.htm tympani1.htm
bodes2.htm javajazz.htm other.htm tympani1.htm
bodes3.htm jet.htm tympani2.htm
bodes4.htm lagoon.htm peace.htm tympani3.htm
bridge.htm lmc.htm perseus.htm v-breach.htm
bullseye.htm lookhere.htm poles.htm whales.htm
bullseye.htm lookhere.htm pillars.htm vortex.htm
butterfl.htm m101-ang.htm polyps.htm waves.htm
canopies.htm m101.htm preview.htm
cats.htm &bsp; m101big.htm
catseye.htm
Other nebulas Blinking eye Rotten Egg Shoe Hourglass Eagle
Sling shots Parallel tracks as object slings shot core
Hexagram craters Hexagram craters on moons and planets
Galaxy fluid collapse Galaxies collapse as sliding fluid
Physics interleaving Interleave concentrics in crisscross symmetry
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Ovals Giant ovals in deep space
Anomalies Deep space anomalies
Anomalies 1 Deep space anomalies 1
Superform Galaxy deep space superforms
Property Galaxy properties - hidden surprises
Missmass 1 Missing mass can be easily found
Oval m31 Giant oval made of rills near Andromeda
Missmass Missing mass is everywhere, and visible
Dark holes Giant dark holes are found in deep space
Lookhere Bi-polar phenomena of s-shapes and flares
Purpose Why things have been done, not just results
DSS DEEP SPACE SKY SURVEY IMAGES
My relentless attacks on Dss images grew to a great plucking sound
from the center of the Dss Jukebox at Harvard University,
hundreds of images and shifts all 60x60 arcminute plates
ended downloaded into my hard drives. From these, many
were of no use, some were very valuable, the rest served
purposes to illustrate missing mass and or deep space
anomalies near galaxies. Most of the good Dss images
were used as Histograms.
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How long does it take to study a text book at university - a year.
Someone looking at my stuff and starts throwing ripe diapers because
they have not got the whole thing in half an hour, is wise to remember
they are looking at arguably the largest online astronomy Web site so
far anywhere. Weeks, if not months, is reasonable time to look the
whole thing over and absorb what is important to an interest.
How gravity wave gravitic sea energies behave as frequencies.
Astronomers have always thought moire patterns in a used film negative
were false and ignored them. Now, compelling evidence can cause ignorers
to change their onions abruptly. Some of the compellers include Moire in
digital camcord images which cannot have a wrinkled negative but can have
lens interference from a poorly sitting telescope.
Antenna arms from collisions
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Jets from fast travelling galactic residues
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Specific criteria
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Intruders leave telltale tracks
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Gravity wells
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Chicken box subjects
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Moire made in gravitic seas
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Teeth clenched, eyes clamped hard on open, I gritted the stick and jambed
the throttle forward just clearing the trees then the big throttle rottled
as hard as it would go one inch more forward for more rev and the stick
hauled back hard I cleared the mountain, after that it was clear sailing
through the easy days at altitude enough where I could still breath
without using oxygen and that is how it began first time flying no other
pilot no co-pilot in the empty bucket seat I was on my own until a destination
in sight rapidly easing back on the throttle to begin descent and still
at high speed touched ground, taxied to a telephone pole moored the craft,
connected to the Internet and walked away. That is how this project
began, that is how this project ended.
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Albiet that some say the overall gravitational
field of one galaxy vrs another causes
disruptions as one passes
through the other
I disagree
completely with
astronomers who say a
globular cluster or dwarf galaxy
can pass right through a larger galaxy such
as the Milky Way and leave no visible trace of its passage
whatsoever, the actual media density within a galaxy so small
there is no chance for individual stars to come close
enough together to cause gravitational
pertubations one star to the
other. If this is true,
that gravity is
too weak
between
individual
long apart stars,
then something else has
to be worked into the theory
to account for the fact that EVERY
galaxy shows signs of being thoroughly punched
out by intruders, large and small. Next is a sample of
astronomer's offerings from the school that says stars 4 light
years apart, which is the media distribution of stars nearby us in
Earth's region of the Milky Way, are simply too far apart to
notice each other if one happens to pass through, the
one passing through attached to a different
angular momentum chain being supplied
by the galaxy in which it happens
to reside as it glides through
the Milky Way with
only star shine
as it passes
through.
I disagree
completely.
It and all of its
guys and doll friends are
clobbering the Milky Way only we can't
actually tell, for two reasons, we did not see
the Milky Way before the clobber started, and secondly
we are too close at hand within the Milky Way to see clobber
effects from long distance, clobber effects which are
easy to see in other galaxies, such as M101
and M81 (Bodes galaxy)
At last!
Here is where
the old boy has some fun.
Would you say the next image is a blowup
of a piece of a galaxy. It has all the characters of a
galaxy arm at close quarters, jet engines, fumeroles, billowing
loops and whirls of dust and galactic material. I have news.
Wait till after you see the picture. Yes. Here at last
is where the old boy has some fun
The photo
from a front page
of the Ottawa Citizen on
Dec 27, 1998, is proof that just
like smoke in a fire - all of it organized
not by temperatures and pressures but entropies
on the move at different velocities and
angular momentums - galaxy arms
are engineered by entropies
on the move
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For agnostics and atheists who hanker for a physics and science in God,
read the click cyclonnic passages all
the way through.
Claim to fame - I am like a comedian who knows how to work a room,
except, I am not a comedian, oh, but I do know how to work an image,
in my views all rooms work themselves.
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MECHANICAL MODEL FOR ROTATING DRIVER MOTORS
IN GALAXY CORES
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ABSTRACT - MODEL
Grap the
handle of an old
model T and start cranking
to get the whole thing started. Finally
it starts and hits speed. Unbeknownst to you the gear
was engaged and differentiating energy starts passing through
the one working piston into the axel drive shaft which
starts to turn at right angles to the rotating
piston in the motor
Because
the car is
totally stopped with
gravity blocks front and back, can't
move forward, can't move backward, the differentiated
torque starts to twist splitting and screwing up metals along the
drive shaft and causing one helluva ballup in the differential
in the rear axel - new streams of hot grease squeeze
out eerily and quickly congiel
So,
how does a
rotor motor comprising a
galaxy core flying around and around
like a knuckle on a cranckshaft (a morphing
camshaft), twist the galaxy shaft into discernable
creations. Look for at least two such
creations to start a short story
We have
already seen the
creation in Ngc 1365. Here comes
another galaxy with more or less
almost the exact same creation
Who
wants to be
the first to calculate
how much 'missing mass' is instantly recovered
when the motions of 'cylander rotation' with 'cylander tumbling'
in a state of gravity freefall in
deep space are included
in calculations of speeds of the machine
in galaxy arms?
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Indicator for Ngc 3314
This project has evolved through four insight stages and learning
curve plateaus, coming to a hard bouncing end with
long page Ngc3314.htm written and mostly new information plus
mostly newly factored images in two weeks in July 2001. The next
two months were spent rounding up everything (151 files), proofing
every link, and confirming images, then synthesizing it into this
final (GIC) package.
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The 3314.htm mainframe
This is a long page. Use these links to skip back and forth for
blue-shift and double blue-shift topics relating to Ngc 3314
and other galaxies.
Blueshift
Moreblue
Duoblue
Clues
Other related topics in this page are:
Andromeda bigmass images
Arm stumps stick out, cleaved off
Residual skeleton spiral arms after a collision
Elbow arms result from by-pass collisions, as seen in M101
Rapid rotational accelaration as an effect of the Ngc 3314 collision
Inspecting a sideswipe collision linking Andromeda and Triangulum
Jigsaw puzzle match-pieces as seen in Ngc 3314, and 'dusting' galaxies
These next are a run through fundamental symmetries in galaxies
Cylinder long axis
rotation
Poles in galaxy cores
Ngc 1365 doppler shift
A driver for core s-shapes
Radial umbrella symmetry
Positive and negative long forces
Internal repeating crankshafting motor
Collective angular momentums and spins
Left/right handedness combined in
galaxies Rotational doppler shifts analysed
in doppler colors
These are insights which link together pointing to a unified theory of forces
Unified fields theory
'Excited' gravity - a generator of other fluxes
Self induced special relativity creates a steady state atom
Self inducing steady state gravity general relativity, property and field effects
Equations - with text for steady state general relativity gravity field effects
Equations - with text for the steady state hydrogen atom
Seeking a model for the dynamic construction of a galaxy.
Analysing the Cartwheel galaxy for more rotor cyclonnic core clues.
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For reasons of exlporations focused here, then there, then all over
again somewhere new, there is redundancy, not so much in comments and
descriptions as in the use of images of similar or identical kind to
illustrate a point or theme in one page, and another illustrated topic
in a different page, sometimes the same (or similar) images occupying
many different pages, which many seem puzzling at first, but, including
a moderate degree of puzzle is for me the far better choice than trying
to houseclean the whole site to re-integrate passles of common images
into one page containing all there is to show about a particular galaxy.
In fact, has anyone tried to wind their way around ESO pages, or the
Subaru site. I have found what seem to be main indicators for both
telescope authorities but prior, had one duece of a time trying to
find anything except the one image up front offered by a temporary
public link which would then change, or vanish.
Galaxies which have common images scattered throughout pages
include:
Ngc 3314
Ngc 4414
Andromeda
Ngc 1365
Ngc 5236
Bodes galaxy
Cartwheel galaxy
M51 (Whirlpool galaxy)
M101
Centarus A (Ngc 5128)
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