JET ENGINES REVEAL PROJECTILES ON THE MOVE IN GALAXIES

LARGE JET ENGINE IS LEAVING BODES GALAXY

A large
jet engine
leaving Bodes
galaxy is the residue
of a small galaxy. The large
zoom shows a cowling in a different
color, proof that an object is on the
move, at high speed since the path
is straight. The 'dollop' is the
small galaxy residue

LARGE JET ENGINE IS LEAVING THE MILKY WAY

Here
(next) is
an astronomer's
outline showing a dwarf
galaxy as it is currently exiting
the foot of the Milky Way below us, the
towering center moils of the Milky Way
clearly seen in this zodiacal image.
This Milky Way image is only
shown here, image source
is unknown

That
below the
Milky Way is a
much larger dollop than
that seen leaving Bodes further above.
Typically, jet engines and their 'dollops are
smaller, and seen within the confines of a galaxy
body attached but separate within the galaxy's
structure. For instance an outpush on
the side of the core of M101
is large and may be in
the process of
being spewed
out laterally at a
core-generated velocity

MASSIVE JET ENGINE LEAVING CHAOTIC SPIRAL GALAXY M101

A jet
engine with
massive blue dollop
in super giant chaotic spiral
galaxy M101. The vertical overhang of
straight line arm is further proof
major collision chaotics where
the galaxy heaving up on
a slew to the
right has
met resistence
pressuring in from the
right causing compression which
has expressed itself along the weakest
strenth internals. Had the collision continued
or involved a greater colliding mass chances
are a reverse rift valley would have
formed as seen by compression
in the 'Fish' colliding galaxies



The
dollop is
large enough to be
a crashed small galaxy. Most
of the bulk of M101 is hidden behind
some appearing in the upper right in the form
of very low luminant dim matter. Notice how
canted the core is, almost a sun lamp
standing upright on a base and
radiating galaxy sunlight
mirrored left. A verrry
twisty turny
galaxy,
collisions
for sure, evidence is
everywhere, for instance the
enlarging sequence of bellows are shock waves
from compressions not supernovas as far as I can tell from evidence









A tiny
little worm
ropes between clumps.
What are these, hydrollic fluid lines ?

     

     

But what
are'a da' odds
dat iffa' M101 issa'
rotated outta dis way da left
side coming around the whole galaxy
clockface more head-on, that the dollop
would look like a slingshot its residues
hanging out in a vally between arms
such as self evidently seen
in M100

M101 image source is Noao

LARGE JET ENGINE IN   M101   DOMINATES CENTER COILS

A rather
good description
of another jet engine in M101
is here, this jet uncovered under less than
favorable circumstances with much duress trying
to make sense of the chaos rifling the flares
in the upper outer right flank of M101.





A large
'jet engine'
spins around the right
core flank in parallel tracks,
dives through a thick arm, then appears
in full view with a hot dollop spooting
out the end of an opening. Suspect
the dollop spooting out at high
velocity is the remanant of
a trashed small galaxy

Color toned black and white views help reveal details





Now
that you
know what a jet
engine is, it makes it
possible to spot them in almost
any galaxy picture except, they are not
always (rarely) so easy to spot, but usually
only in very enhanced images, even if you have
to enhance the image yourself. Here are a few
which can be spotted but not so easily. If
you do not spot the jet engine in the
following images let it pass

An outpush in M101 deserves scrutiny







This
protruding
jet off the left
side of the core deck
is either a slow moving jet
engine or a show of one of the
core's black hole 4 poles. You can
see a density ring, and talons
digging into the flank are
aimed straight to the
core center

JET VRS INTRUDER CONFUSION IN NGC 1232

A confusing
situation occurs in
Ngc 1232. An area obviously
battered due to the chaotic states, a jet
engine dollop is seen spooting out into the open below
an arm top south\east of the orange core. However a wide flat
swath aims upward flanking over the arm heaves at the right, as
if something has trowelled the crests of the arms, the swath's
near end right at the jet engine dollop. Are the two
related or is the swath the effect of trowling
by another galaxy's arm sliding over the
surface, and the jet engine simply
a fragment hurtling out from
the core

SPOOTING JET, AND PLATEN IN THE MAKING, AT NGC 4603

SPOOT!

A dollop
spooting out
from below the core
deck of Ngc 4603 is forming
a platen in the making as the spoot
exits at high speed as a 'jet engine' event



Spoot
pooting out
into the open from
below the deck of Andromeda,
may be a residual dwarf galaxy, perhaps
it was torn from a larger galaxy such as M110 or
Triangulum. In any case, it is definately a jet,
without a jet engine (no trail of parallel tracks
revealing its path) instead a round open
cowling, and a tunnelled disturbance
vectored back to the rim at a
sharp rightward inclination





VOLCANIC SMOKE

Obvious
up thrust of
smoke with a sharp
jog to the right seems to
be associated with the same actions
and disruptions tied to the spoot but it is
not at all clear if the two (spoot and smoking
volcano arm with jog) are related, did the
spoot cause the smoking arm. At least
we can tell that the drift
prevailing in this
rim shelf is
to the
east,
meaning
the shelf is
rotating to the west

Next,
a small barnacle
with a clearly seen spray
of tonging tendril fingers has
attached to the rim, this may be a
'jet' which has lost thrusting
motion and is now captured
in prevailing arm drift

   

The above enhanced closeups are from this Noao original

JET ENGINES, AND A   SNUB,   IN   NGC 5236

From this
following NOAO
dim image of The Southern
Pinwheel NGC 5236, we get these bright views



A galaxy that swells beyond its picture borders



Two
unusual
formation are in
your face, can't be missed



A 'jet engine', a spoot where remnants of a fast
traveller racing around the gravity comes shooting
out in a dollop. 'Jet engines' can be seen in most
every galaxy image you look at



A snub, where perhaps a smaller galaxy has muscled in with impact

Backed away view shows the snub in a larger time place and space

A POSSIBLE JET ENGINE IN M100

The thin
straight track
down the right inside
from the core may be a cause of
image engineers not yet well experienced
with factoring new images from the repaired
Hubble, or it is a jet engine with the
dollop spooting out below after
tunneling through a bit
of arm mass

A POSSIBLE 'SLINGSHOT' AND 'GRAVITATIONAL PINCH'

A very
large dollop
seems to be 'jetting'
into a valley between massive
coiling arms in M100. In this Subaru
image bold twin streaks are the 'intruder's'
path slingshoting out from the core





A quick
thought has
popped into mind,
that the core eyeball is
so massive it has stalled the outmove
of the large dollop and has started pulling the
dollop back toward the core, which accounts for the straight
ridge of arm vertically across the train tracks. This straight line
ridge is so unusual I have not been able to account for it, until
the quick thought popped into mind. A galaxy part being pulled
from somewhere else is also demonstrated in the
Whirlpool galaxy M51, using the key
words 'gravitational pinch'

Two slingshots (in M100 and M101) are profiled here

See related 'polyps' here

MAJOR MYSTERY SOLVED - COLLABORATIVE PROOF THAT SLINGSHOT TRACKS ARE CAUSED BY SMALL GALAXIES HURTLING AROUND A CORE AT HIGH SPEED LIKE COMETS, THE SMALL GALAXIES THE 'DOLLOPS' AT THE END OF THE JET ENGINES MADE BY THEIR COMETARY FLIGHT AROUND THE CORE

A THIRD JET ENGINE, A THIRD SLINGSHOT

Spherically
revolve the image
upward so that the small
galaxy is about midscreen a line from it
can draw through the core, then spherically revolve
the image clockwise so that the small galaxy on the
right moves leftward and lands nestled in
a valley between big arms



What
are the odds
that the small galaxy
will look in motion and appearance
just about exactly alike as the 'slingshot' in
M101, perhaps even twin parallel slingshot
tracks can be seen leaving
the core area too

I think
we have found
not only smoking guns,
but 3 images collaborating the same event,
that small galaxies are slingshoting around cores
of giant galaxies - the big three smoking guns
are M100, M101, and Ngc 1232







A FOURTH SLINGHSOT

Prominent
large blue jets
hanging out off the right
flank, and a slingshot from the core
straight across over the left rim,
are noticable features in
a Gemini first light
image of M74









This
slingshot
seems to be issuing
from behind the core up over
the rim of the arm straight left

Duty done I go watch TV - brain erase now.

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