to bottom   EYEBALLS IN CENA (CENTAURUS A)      

Two
eyeballs peer
out from nether regions
way to the back in rearspace,
the eyeballs peering out of dark
openings the openings perhaps caused
by dust and gas radiating at a different
frequency than the halo around two dwarfs,
shutting off the halos. Except for the
eyelids. Both openings are ringed
with cloud suggesting some
kind of punchouts. A
necklace of
bright
dots
close
together
upper left cannot
be explained except it too is
surrounded by an opening this one filled
with haze. In tens of thousands of zooms and images
I have never seen anything like this, except,
dark holes in some astronomy images,
the dark holes inspected here





OBLONGS ON PARADE IN M110

Oblong
small objects
line up in parade in
the left side haze of M110



NOSE CONE IN CENA

A nose
cone in Cena,
vertical, obvious, a
possible real construction
by chance combination of spectrum
lines used for red green blue for the
photo, or else a co-incidental making
in the media, if real it has only
shown up in one Cena image





What
we have
here at the
front view is an
intruder which has glided
up over the 'construction' leaving a
narrow swath edged by parallel thin lines, the intruder
either a small galaxy, ruined globular cluster, or very large
dense mass clump like an Orion but bigger, the 'orion' seems
most likely since not too many star points are seen in the
lens and one seen in the necklace is big enough to be
an oblong dwarf galaxy. Note the lens itself is
above very large bulges looming right
whose border is seen along a
thin curving line



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