BEHOLD HORSEHEAD NEBULA CAUSED THE FLAME NEBULA Notice the smooth arc, made the the migrating Horsehead. A larger horsehead object - which we can see (in context of the Horsehead's missing brain) - plowed through what is now the Flame Nebula, currently a small part of the object juts into empty space and looks like the head of a sea horse. Has anyone else discovered something rather monumental - july 25 2003 Cross reference Horse.htm   Horse-2.htm   Orion.htm   Orion1.htm   Orion-2.htm   Proplyds.htm  Trapeze.htm Flame.htm   Cross reference (pillars) Cone.htm   Pillars.htm   Pillars.htm#pillars

HOW LASERS IN NEBULA WORK - EXAMPLING THE DUMBBELL NEBULA Cross reference Butterfl.htm#bangles   Hidden.htm#dumbbell   Rays.htm#tracers   Bilatera.htm   Cats.htm   Egg.htm

TYMPANI RESONATORS AND CLUSTERS IN REGIONS OF EXTREME PRESSURE/TEMPERATURE GRADIENTS Tympani resonators explained - July 22/2003   Cross reference     Tympani.htm     Tympani2.htm     Tympani3.htm     Hexagram.htm

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m31-big.htm#gendler A Gendler image of Andromeda is H U G E when enhanced with bravado

A SEARING XRAY JET FROM THE CENTER OF A GALAXY IS ACTUALLY A VERY LARGE CYLANDER SHAPED COHERENT FLOW TUBE BLOWTORCHING OUT OF A ROSE BOWL OF TOWERING WINDING ARMS

GRAVITATIONAL LENS STREAMING IN GALAXY CLUSTERS Deep field rich with thin arcs of gravitational lensing, seen only when the deep field is very highly enhanced. The arcs show where galaxy concentrations and bulges are lensing the most. Galaxy cluster Abell 1689 is the test field, the test to see how much gravitational lensing occurs by clusters of galaxies. Thin arcs of multiple gravitational lensings reveal where bulges in galaxy clustering has more gravity with which to lens. Cross reference Arcs.htm

TWINKLE TWINKLE MIDDLE STAR A dark area of unknown cause in an Egg nebula polarized image at left, and a blue spot in a Hubble infra red Egg nebula image at right. The blue spot in polarized light has a disk, revealing the location of a hidden star perhaps one of at least two causing such a fuss at the Egg nebula. It does not take much bewilderment to presume if something there is mighty in certain ways, it can polarize the light all the way around to where it cannot be seen (or is obscured by overcasts) except by extreme image enhancing, where a disk around a hidden star is again seen in the same location. Two for the price of one - a hidden star with a disk around it has been located in the Egg nebula. Hidden star is logical choice, perhaps something else capable of maintaining a disk is there amidst extreme turnoils.

AN ANTENNA GALAXY PHOTO RELEASE FROM A MAJOR TELESCOPE AUTHORITY AND ADMINISTRATION IS BEREFT OF CONTENT - SEE FOR YOURSELF Large scale outer size of Antenna colliding galaxies exposed in hidden medias July 25/2003 When enhanced, this photo is one of the best yet to show the overall size and scale of these colliding galaxies and our current view of their topologies. Cross reference   Antenna.htm   Tympani3.htm#antenna All of these pages contain information on Antenna (Ngc 4038) Antenna.htm   Collide.htm   Cores.htm   Darkhole.htm   Globular.htm   Gravitic.htm   Hubble1.htm   Incise.htm   Jackknif.htm   Ngc4038.htm   Property.htm   Smoke.htm   Superfor.htm   Tympani3.htm

HIDDEN MASSES KEEP TURNING UP EXPOSED IN HIGH ENHANCEMENTS Within, is a mishmash of hidden masses in images which appear as originals without serious enhancement. Also traces of older explosions in a nebula which contains handle bar symmetry - spectacular - revealed by high enhancements, also a few anomalies without immediate explanations. Click for original of M78 enhancement (left), you will see in an instant what the term 'hidden mass' means. Click for enhanced image full size. Some of these images are redundant in other pages. More nebula mass and dynamic forms include these pages. butterfl.htm       catseye.htm       orion.htm       ghost.htm       cats.htm

IN XRAY - THE WHOLE OF AWESOME ROLL GALAXY M83   Cross references for M83     Bilatera.htm     Canopies.htm     Core-m31.htm     Ngc5236.htm     Perseus1.htm     Purpose.htm     Vortex.htm   Cross references for Ngc 5236     1365.htm     2903.htm     3d-4151.htm     3d-image.htm     Arms.htm     Bilatera.htm     Circles.htm     Core-m31.htm     Cores.htm     Eclipse.htm     Hamburge.htm     Hubble1.htm     Index1.htm     Intruder.htm     Jet.htm     Keyhole.htm     Lookhere.htm     Menu.htm     Missmass.htm     Moirenew.htm     Motors.htm     Ngc3310.htm     Ngc5236.htm     Other.htm     Preview.htm     Property.htm     Purpose.htm     S-shape.htm     Set8.htm     Snubs.htm     Stream.htm     V-breach.htm     Vortex.htm Taking a look at this front page tells you where all the kid's money is going 'learning' about astronomy. Inside, count the number of pages that don't have telescope ads. It gives you an incling as to why a site like visitastronomy.com is the only one like it in the world, GIC does not sell telescopes. Also mucho research money for handwritten theories about theories and tries again. Galaxy arms spiral because they are 3-dimensional not flat.

THE LITTLE GHOST NEBULA Two photos of the same nebula show a 'donut', which enhances into a spectacular find demonstrating fundamental physics principles in nebula, as well as, in this instance, surprisingly spectacular unsuspected major new input when the image is enhanced in very easy ways. We mean the handle bar symmetry contained in the wands at left, which look like simple antenna in mono, in 3d (3d images at this link), each wand is a quark pole and torques in its own directions. Modest little donut shaped nebula called The Little Ghost Nebula has immaculate demonstrations of fundamental physics in the formations of many nebula. - July 25/2003   Cross references   Hidden.htm#dumbbell     Tympani2.htm   Bilatera.htm

CRAB NEBULA CENTRAL DYNAMO IN DETAILS Brillient xray including more than one thrusting magnetic-electrical ring portal in the central crab nebula dynamo Cross references Spindle.htm   Horse.htm   Chandra.htm#crab-vela

BRILLIENT XRAY INCLUDING MORE THAN ONE THRUSTING MAGNETIC-ELECTRICAL KING PORTAL IN THE CENTRAL CRAB NEBULA DYNAMO Cross references Spindle.htm   Horse.htm   symmetry.htm   Bilatera.htm   Chandra.htm#crab-vela

ORION PROPLYDS AND GLOBETS OF MANY KINDS Orion proplyd with a twin laser inside a tubular dust jacket. Perhaps an invisible collapsed high energy star without multi polar cyclonnic rotations pulsars can have such as the Crab nebula Rather than proplyd, a more fitting name may be cacoons Cross references (orion) Flame.htm   Horse.htm   Orion.htm   Orion1.htm   Orion-2.htm   Trapeze.htm Cross references (proplyds) Bilatera.htm   Chandra.htm   Eyestalk.htm   Gemini.htm   Hidden.htm   Keyhole.htm   Pillars.htm   Raptors.htm

POLARIZED EGG NEBULA - BY HUBBLE HERITAGE - DISTINCT DIFFERENCES IN TWIN-VECTOR RAYS Much in the way of bottom line physics can be learned by close inspection of polarization forces and how they behave on either side of confluences at center. Two tidally locked power producing stars co-orbit on opposite sides of a common gravitational point of center within the nucleus of the nebula, with a third optically visible star creating an opaque disk between the two flanges. Dozens of different topics including scattergun rays are discussed herein, which accounts for more writing of a compact rather than loose writing style. Polarity image source at APOD Cross references (related to polar 90 degree phasing) Symmetry.htm#interleave Orbits.htm#cottoncandy Orbits.htm#hubble5 Errors.htm#foot index.htm#tidal Bilatera.htm Orbits.htm Rays.htm Crab-1.htm Eta.htm Cross references (in various context) 3d-4151.htm   3d-nasa.htm   Cats.htm   Darkhole.htm   Errors.htm   Eta.htm   Hexagram.htm   Keyhole.htm   Menu.htm   Orbits.htm   Preview.htm   Raptors.htm   Rays.htm   Rilldisk.htm   Smoke.htm   Tympani.htm

INTERGALACTIC RUBBLE STREWS TO GREAT DISTANCES IN THE PERSEUS GALAXY BLUSTER Ngc 1275 also known as Perseus A in the Perseus Galaxy Cluster Cross references 1275.htm

The cyclops in the arch of triumph THIS CYCLOPS IS IN THE EAGLE NEBULA - LADIES AND GENTLEMEN THIS IN ASTRONOMY IS HUGE Meet the eye of cyclops Meet the migrating chevron CYCLOPS DIFFERENCES BETWEEN EAGLE AND THE CRAB NEBULA A cyclonnic swirl within the Eagle nebula complex (right) so similar to the cyclonnic swirl at the center of the Crab nebula (left) you would think the generating object is the same kind of system except the Crab generator is a pulsar the size of Earth with the mass of the Sun whereas the Eagle complex Eye Of Cyclops far outsizes the Eagle pillars themselves It is possible we are looking for something similar, as massive, driving the super high speed motion of the Horsehead nebula in a tight arc around a powerful gravity or forces source lurking hidden behind the scenes at the Horsehead in the Orion complex Cross references Pillars.htm#eagle   3d-nasa.htm   Eyestalk.htm   Incise.htm   Prisms.htm   Raptors.htm

VIRGO CLUSTER GALAXY IMAGE ENHANCES TO REVEAL DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STARS INCLUDING PLETHORA OF RED ELONGATED TEENIE OBJECTS POINTING TOWARD THE CENTER OF A GIANT ELLIPTICAL GALAXY, AND THAT TWO GIANT ELLIPTICALS ARE INTERACTIVE Two giant elliptical galaxies with huge outer reaches are interactive, matter is seen streamed between them. Source for this image cannot be relocated. Cross references (galaxy clusters) Hercules.htm   Perseus.htm There is a huge cross referencing of galaxy clusters in the world's first astronomy encyclopedia of wonderful galaxy and other shapes and structures contained in Vistastronomy.com 1275.htm   3314.htm   3d-1232e.htm   3d-radia.htm   6782.htm   Anomaly1.htm   Antares.htm   Arcs.htm   Bodes3.htm   Bodes4.htm   Bullseye.htm   Circles.htm   Darkhole.htm   Edge.htm   Fluid.htm   Gravity.htm   Green.htm   Hamburge.htm   Hark.htm   Hercules.htm   Index.htm   Index1.htm   Infinity.htm   Infrared.htm   Lookhere.htm   Menu.htm   Missmas1.htm   Missmass.htm   Ngc5236.htm   Noao.htm   Perseus.htm   Planets2.htm   Raptors.htm   Rays.htm   Rilldisk.htm   Set8.htm   Special.htm   Streaker.htm   Triangul.htm

DSS ARCHIVED IMAGES OF STAR ZETA ORIONIS IN ORION ARE VERY REVEALING. Notice these long tendrils, never seen before in orion images.

FLUID TECTONICS IN CRUMPLING GALAXIES, ALSO, OTHER SUBJECT MATTERS More comprehensive look at fluid flows in galaxies Cross reference Triangul.htm   Triang-1.htm

NGC 7742 NOTICE HOW MANY TIGHTLY WOUND COILS, THEN NOTICE WHERE THE COILS CAME FROM, HIDDEN IN A WELL KNOWN IMAGE

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