ANOTHER GALAXY COLLABORATION   (M101)   SUPPORTS A MOIRE CONCEPT

The space around M101 is absolutely saturated
with criss crossing moire patterns

Section
of M101 image
shows gravitic wash in
waffle formations saturating
deep space around M101

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Massive super spiral galaxy M101 is surrounded by Moire, its stark criss crossing patterns in an image (3500 x 3436) (image source unknown) are too large to realistically show here in an internet browser display, but a reduced version is still able to show the moire clearly. They look like sand dunes on Mars and surround the galaxy You are aware that the M101 image had to be blasted with ultimate enhancements to show the moire, anything less than blasto produced images too indistinct to see moire without question, and, the original with nothing but a blk-wht faint little hit of blurry light has vanished somewhere in the works of 60,000 images here at home headquarters so it cannot be revived to make another blasto

If you have had any doubts, take a look at this second picture of M101, from Noao. One hit of Histogram Equalize in an image editor (Paint Shop Pro) has produced the same basic criss-crossing moire seen in the other image from an entirely different telescope, except blurrier. Doubt no more. Moire exit! Original caption size, click for large Here is M101 in color tones, moire patterns again the dominating act of reality

You might also want to take a look at the difference in content between the 'caption image' (original content, and the moire images (enhanced content). All of that 'enhanced' content is missing mass. The galaxy is huge. Here next is the center bright galaxy of an 'enhanced' content view, staged in 'virtual' 3d so its real X Y Z co-ordinates in deep space are realized. Given the X Y Z components, and the exploded larger image gained when enhanced, you do not have to look far to find one of not more orders of magnitude in the M101 galaxies mass content

Actually this virtual stereo view is about as flat as a pancake. The only thing you can tell from either image pair is that there is a depth plane component (Z axis). The virtual stereo content has collapsed due to the extreme enhancement levels which have comprised the imbedded hologram engram which stores its 3D matrix in mono compounds. A 3D view of the original slightly enhanced, shows where the Z axis components are in this galaxy To compare where your missing mass is, here is the original staged as a virtual 3d stereo pair. As you can see, there is no mass to speak of, it all seems to be missing

Original



Enhanced - presto!

For instance the long tong-arm to the lower left takes an abrupt jog backward into rearspace. The whole of the galaxy is comprised of verticals wrapping along with horizontals BLASTING THE LIMITS The above views were handled by usual image editing functions such as adjustors color and density. Now, two images which have been really mistreated in terms of pro astronomy standard, but both now show more crinkles wrinkles and waffleboard in the gravitic sea of gravity waves which surrounds and contours M101

Web site/display/designs/image enhancements - Greydon Moore World's largest cosmic teaching site - Ottawa 2001/2004         form   A & O 3 3

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