NGC 5236 TOUR GUIDE

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  to bottom   THE CORE OF NGC 5236
PICTURE FRAME HARD ANGLES A MYSTERY


IMAGE SOURCE

The core of Ngc 5236 (M83) is unusual, in having a picture frame right angle corner, right at the core. Not a true right angle, the angle deflects at roughly 70 degrees from a broad straight stretch of bright white actives on a north-east to south west slant in the above image, with an alternate north-west south-east smaller band of bright white actives. Broad bands of actives, and in particular broad bands jointed at sharp angle, are just not seen in galaxy cores.

Click for comparison of tectonic plates at Eta, earthquake fault, Miranda, and Ngc 5236 outline.



Here is the exception. What is the cause?. Hmmmm. Nothing instantaneous springs to mind, it is odd, very unusual, not circular not standard gravity, to say the least.

There is no question that the core has been punched out, deep cavities, and a line along the left edge show that something has sliced into the center core area, a sideswipe wiping away a slice is ruled out because sideswipes usually include a long edge that trails off at the departure end by the sideslicer whereas something settling in leaves pock marks and abruptly incised edges of short length.









The Hubble original is a dark brooder of an image.



It is hard to understand without deep physics that are not yet answered, how natural forces in cosmic nature can produce right angles, these seems the stuff of atomic crystals and matrix geometries. And yet, here is a right angle, in the core of Ngc 5236.

It is not the only high profile right angle visible in cosmic physics. The central tibetan plateau of the Eta nebula is a right angle in a particulary striking hard edged way.





A shift in tectonic plates in planetary sciences geophysics comes to mind but when can cause a whole plateau, such as Eta, to lift and separate drifting apart as if a solid. So, bouncing backwards in a tumbleweed motion, the next idea is sideswipes, one dense matter field drifting by in an alternate direction against the edge of another dense matter field, friction creating celestial energies of astonishing magnetudes for instance the super intense Eta star nebula itself and nearby a volcano (white conal plume in the lower right corner of the upper plate).

But, with these tumbling questions and ideas, it is only modelling so far, nothing is self evidently obvious as to what can cause right angle sundry matter fields, such as the Eta tibetan plateau.

BACK TO NCG 5236

The core itself is not unlike the core seen in deep accute peer-inspect by Hubble, of the core of Ngc 1365. Deep valleys surrounding high protruding ridges and butes, dominate the core of Ngc 1365 whose fundamental core dynamics seems engineered by a crankshaft rotating core bore.

Ngc 5236 seems different, a crankshafting core bore is not a standout feature so much as is seething disruption from normal dynamic fluid gravity flows in vortexes, in fact, there seems to vortex (circular cyclonnic swirl with deep sink and protruding pimple hot spot) to the Ngc 5236 core. The core of Ngc 1365, in contrast, does not have a cyclonnic swirl around its pimple core center spot, at least, not one (cyclonnic) that we can see. Ngc 1365 may be in the end throes of merging, as more time passes the center motor may wind up more and more of the long outer arms as new arms emerge spiking out and winding around the inner region evolving into a spiral galaxy with two long wound arms, loosing its bar galaxy appearance (speculation).

Under very high blue color enhancement (with extra red and green also), only certain areas are seen to contain blue star drifts which follow precise boundry lines containing haze overlay of hot new blue stars, many of these areas contain the frames of major small seething dynamic formations some from smoothing, some from seething thermodynamic roil.








TRACKS OF AN INTRUDER?

A parallel thin vertical track runs the left side bottom to top, it is a trench of different media boxed in a long gouge, clear evidence of something passing the length of the side at high velocity causing the gouge. It is unclear if this intruder is related to circumstances which have trashed the core.

















  to bottom   BI-LATERAL SYMMETRY IN DYNAMIC FORMATIONS
OF GALAXIES
BI-LATERAL SYMMETRY AT THE CORE OF GALAXY NGC 5236


V-BREACHES AND POWER CORDS

   

When
these two
images are focused
together they will be in stereo.
How is this possible?
Read on


The sheer
massive bulk
of Ngc 52136 is
best illustrated in the
following image, taken from context
here 1. More superform views are featured here 2.



AN NGC 5236 SUPERSTRUCTURE

A gravity well (dim band) surrounds the outer right flank.

  gravity well surrounds Ngc 5236  

DOBBLER AT NGC 5236


Nerve juice spilling out. More than one paragraph is dedicated to the task of trying to make any sense of this extraordinary event, the dedications keep coming back to 'gryoscopes' controlling vectors of angular momentum.

  dobbler spills out of a blunt end  

Short thin arm attached to a vertical upright formation. More here. A dobbler nearby seems collision caused.

  post collision roil, and ejecta spooting out  

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



BI-LATERAL SYMMETRY - ONE SIDE OF THE CORE
FLARES UP, THE OTHER SIDE CURLS DOWN




BI-LATERAL SYMMETRY IN THE NUCLEAR CORE ITSELF




The
hot core
kernal (yellow and
white) is standing upright like
Niagra Falls in a pronounced vertical cant
relative to the extended length of the long core
axle, and also notice that yellow tongues of
flame at the top are flashing backward
while the yellow fingers at the
bottom of the white core
are shooting foreward,
this is definative
for bi-lateral
symmetry,
since the
bi-lateral aspect
of the nuclear core itself
is vertically rotated (upright) at
right angle to the horizontal long core axle,
the upright core's yellow fingers are also rotated at
right angle (forward - bottom, back - top) to the long core
axle (left side down, right side up). Concider the amount of
sheer fundamental galactic and black hole core physics
just outlined in this above brief paragraph. A real
powerful moment made in the history of home
grown astronomy, the above image was
one of the very first viewed in
Virtual 3D after obtaining
a scanner and in 1/10th
of a second after the
stunning flares vrs
down curl was evidenced
in view I knew there was a
whole new venue to the understanding
of galaxies, a flash like that just does not go away

POWER CORDS CONJOIN AT A 'V' BREACH



This
enhanced
and magnified
spectacular view of
NGC 5236 shows a short
thin pair of arms (like power
cords), doing a 'V' breach
at the rear end of the
long core axle. The
image is not
able to
tell
if the
power cords
are diving in at
the 'V' breach, or issuing
out where the two power cords diverge

THIN SPINAL CORDS BI-LATERALLY VECTOR IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS FROM OPPOSITE ENDS OF THE CORE

Notice
that two nerve
thin lines edge the core
axle each on an opposite axle-side,
each radiating in opposite direction from
the hot core kernal, the rear line becoming the edge
of a down curling 'V' breach the forward line becomes part
of the flares which swoop up into branching fronds and
clumps on the galaxy's right side. Yet another
bi-lateral symmetry, the two thin lines
seem characteristic of galaxies,
the next image proof, in
the long core axle
of
NGC 1365







Both
galaxies
have profound
humps comprising core
mounts or buldges, and round
curving curtain-sheets of rather
smooth matter diving down into
deep places below the core.
Its a roller coaster ride
along the core axle


Notice how
fantastically an
image's aspects can shift
in an optical illusion when the image
is turned around. This simple demonstration (using
a zoom magnified from NGC 5236) illustrates how urgent it
is for astronomers to do their utmost to show images in
the frame of reference's orientation in which the
image was captured, revealing its true lay in
deep space, this way, upcurls and down
sweeps can be understood in correct
dynamic context without illusions

MERCEDES CORE EVENTS

By
the way,
M51 has a Mercedes
(dark chasms) at the core also,
shown in one of the first ever Hubble
views when its lens was myopic and
only a small central pore
of an image was
focusable

Notice two white hot spots on either side of the Mercedes





Even
in this
sinfull image
notice bi-lateral
coherency, fingers at
the top of the Mercedes
flare up, while the
bottom's curl
down

THE PINNOCIO'S NOSE SYNDROM

And
if yer
haven't noticed
yet that one side is sweeping
up like a spiky teenager's hairdo and the other
wrapping down like hermit crab's legs yu ain't ever gonna
notice more, for instance a wholesale long distance enormous
swoop right down deep into the tiny center from arms
that are waving right up front in your
face toward the camera



Pull
on the
spike at the
right until the whole
galaxy becomes stretched out in
a long axis like Pinoccio's nose stretching
far back into the rear of deep space and you have what
NGC 3256 is really like out there in the universe. It is NOT
FLAT, it is not 2 dimensional, it is not a roughed up round
spiral, it is not as thin as the rings of Saturn, it is formally
a long ski slope nicing through space, the forward end
(spike) closer to us (the camera) the bunched
up turbulence at the rear the farthest
away, the vector of the long
elongation from fore
ground lower right
to the far rear
upper left.
Believe it, this
is what NGC 5236 is
really like in deep space. It
is not alone, NGC 2997 shown on this page,
is more or less exactly the same, from where we see
its front end waggling out elbowing like a 3D movie special
effect right in our faces its rear end so far back you
can hardly really see it in pristine detail


Long range pullback view of NGC 5236 shows it is a vortex galaxy



Faint windaround arms lower left, upper right, are made completely visible by very high enhancement. This makes NGC 5236 very much like the supergalaxy chain-link form of NGC 1365



A dobbler spilling out of a blunted arm stump is explained here

Long drawn out fluke in space - lower right closest to the camera, upper left farthest away. Focus on the upthrust spike at the right to get a sense of the long distance stretch





SUPERGALAXY NGC 5236 - ALIAS M83 IN HYDRA - ALIAS THE SOUTHERN PINWHEEL


The
standard
gallery of NGC 5236
images in astronomy sites are
misleading, showing only the central bright
parts of most interest to astronomers intent on 2 dimensional
theories trying to computor model the formation of NGC 5236's
arms, with repeated failures. The true size of the galaxy
is somewhat larger, the extended supersize in very
low radiant materials not normally factored
into brightly colored optical light
views, the low radiance matter
nonetheless captured on
film and available
by highly
enhancing
the original
image with courage

Here
next two
views from an
earlier DSS historical
image the left the original the
right showing the greater superform mass

   

Here
next an
view showing
more arms, greater expanse,
compared to the original, the original
more or less the totallity of the galaxy astronomers
call the irregular 'disturbed' bar galaxy M83, the original,
since expecting to show the whole of the galaxy, is
surrounded by pitch black midnight sky zero
(as the human's eyes might see it in
the nightsky) but enhanced a
significant portion of
the galaxy has been
cropped from the
picture's frame,
the cropped data all
part of the missing mass
missed by too hasty astronomers,
the highly enhanced view still only
showing what appears in the small
left DSS view immediately above.
Try and guess how much mass
is missing from images



A noticable
crescent moon shape similar
to Ngc 1365 is seen in Ngc 5236



NERVE JUICE AND ELECTRICAL CURRENTS

'DOBBLER' AT NGC 5236

  dobbler spills out of a blunt end  

The following paragraphs regards nerve juice and electrical currents associated with arm formation have been borrowed from the Property.htm Internet text book introduction page, cited here 1 and here 2.

MORE ABOUT NERVE JUICE SPILLING OUT A SEVERED ARM AT NGC 5236

The nerve juice spilling out ( click to see nerve juice again) could be a thin extra strong string of inertial gyroscopes whose vectors causes (after a severing) to continue to carry this extra coherent inner string forward slowly out of the rift where then gravity of the arm causes the drifting gyroscopes to get pulled right back into the arm, causing the narrow upright collar because the gryoscopes in the nerve spill had a slight downward vector as well as the foreward spin urging the thin stream out into the open beyond the severed or punched arm stump. The claim of a full model dog collar which curls back in below the lip of the stump is inferred from 3D in which the dog collar seems to curl back in rather than joining the long diffuse matter cloud adrift to the right below the stump.

And that (the above paragraph) completes the likeable parts of the Ngc 5236 supersize picture.

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



HOW IS VIRTUAL STEREO POSSIBLE?


The following is also covered in slightly different context here.

The
image pairs
of Ngc 5236 as shown
in the entire above are stereo,
that is, the two mono images focused
together in overlay become 3D. Many essential
features of Ngc 5236 were discovered by
viewing the overlay image pairs

When
a camera
takes a mono
image not only do point
source light rays strike the film
in all straight line point source vectors,
cross indicent ambiant rays from all quarters also
strike the film, for instance rays from the upper left of the
view-frame striking the lower right view-frame of the camera,
and visa versa, a sea of cross-hatched incident rays, the results
totally in accord with hologram principles, the cross hatching
imbedding a matrix of 3D imprinted into the film itself.
The picture is viewed after the fact in side-by-side
pair, the small differential gained by the two
image separation, is more than enough
to re-engage the 'cross hatch' in a
possitively re-enforcing way,
the result being some of
the original view's
stereo recreated
in a 'virtual'
format by
the two
image
side by
side focusing
of the two images into
a 3rd 'virtual' image in between.
The cross hatch is extremely high frequency,
that is, not major point to point source long distance
wavelengths are involved, rather, extremely accute small
measure wavelengths are focused, the kind of waves seen
in moire patterns when an oil slick imparts a moire
pattern on the surface of a dish of water. The
'moire' is intrinsically defined enough
that even far distant views such as
a deep space galaxy can be seen
in 3D form. The 3D form is
captured in any radiant
manner whose carrier
waves are Leptons,
these include
radio to
x-rays and
include images
by electrons as with
an electron microscope. Now you
know how 3D in a mono picture is possible. The
existence of a cross-hatch 'moire' in any mono picture
is proven without question by the advent of optical illusions:
a picture of a crater on the Moon turned upsidedown presents a
button on the Moon, the crater has vanished in an optical
illusion. The explanation for this is simple, a camera
sailing over the Moon in a satellite captures a
crater illuminated by ambiant light rays
from the Sun striking the crater at
oblique angles which then
reflect on into the
camera at other
oblique
angles. When
the satellite sails
over the crater from one direction,
then another, the crater looks the same from all
angles. However, the instant the satellite's camera captures a
crater's picture, all of the unique oblique angles of the light rays
in effect at that instant in time are captured in the camera and
the only way to re-see the crater correctly after the fact
is to view the resulting crater image later in setting
which approximates the oblique angles of light
which were stiking the crater at that time.
Home alone months later ambiant light
rays are so totally different, when
striking the now 2 dimensional
flat image on printed page
at angles totally not
the same as when
the Sunlight
struck the
crater.
The result
is an optical
illusion, if the
image on page is not
approximated in an allignment
sufficiently coherent enough to re-engage
the original Sunlight's ambiant cross-hatch moire pattern
of incident striking light rays. When 'out of alignment', the crater
photo on page will be a round mound, when in alignment with rays
from your room, the crater will be a crater. A whole lot
of physics is embodied in this simple phenomena of
an optical illusion, the principles themselves
going back straight to first cause in the
optics of visibility and perception
in the universe. 2 dimensional
views are a total illusion,
totally misleading, 3
dimensional views
are the only
way to
view the
universe. The
sheer number of photos
you see with mounds instead
of craters attests to the reluctance of
astronomers and publishers to uphold to the
first laws of pure and correct physics - orient
the picture correctly, do not show an
optical illusion to the public
at large - GM

VIRTUAL STEREO IS PROVEN


EQUAL IMAGES - both are the original size



You
thought
the above 'over
looking desert beyond' stereo
image was computer generated. Quess
again. It is nothing more than two identical
images simply staged in full size side by side, no
deceptions, no manouvers, no subterfuge, the
picture is genuine, the stereo is correct.
So now oh sneerer, try and criticize
your best skepticism, you can't.
Truth is self evident


EXPANDED - both original width and height slightly adjusted
via the graphic display

The
original
size of the
image is:

WIDTH=298 HEIGHT=711 (original)

The display
parameters for the
expanded views are as follows:

WIDTH=298 HEIGHT=711 (original)

WIDTH=298 HEIGHT=718 (expanded left)
WIDTH=299 HEIGHT=722 (expanded right)

If
you
think
the 3D in
the above image
was computer generated,
guess again. These are two identical
images presented displaced in view side by side,
the 1st actually just two side by side images. The stereo is
a latent holography in the original mono image, the fact that
true stereo is engaged by interference with cross hatch
incident light rays striking the screen is your
new physics - binnocular vision is only
one way stereo is possible. A single
eyeball cannot focus two images
together, however two eyes
can focus two identical
images together to
gain another
form of
stereo,
this being
'virtual' since
no real physical image
exists where the stereo is seen
as a 3rd (3D) view between two monos. In
comparison, a binnocular stereo view presents one
picture where there were two, or one image by focusing together
two ghost images as found in red-green anaglyphs and
pictures seen with red-blue 3D glasses. An aspect
not appreciated by 3D purists (scientists)
is that height imparts a component to
3D views not just width and image
displacement. For instance
the latent 3D in the
above outcrop
of rock
overlooking
step plane can be
marginally increased by
increasing the height of a picture
by about 5 or more pixel points for example in
a computer graphic image. See the 'expanded
view above for what a small gain in the
'height' of a picture can do for
virtual stereo. The height
has been stretched by
only .015 percent

Obviously
the stereo is
only partial, in
particular the distant
desert hills are not rolling
out into a vanishing horizon deep
in the distance, but you must admit
that for a mono photo this scene has one
handsome load of stereo, and, it is all
genuine, no weird topoloy, if a dog
was in the picture the dog's
3D tail would still be
wagging behind the
dog where it is
supposed to be

One
other
aspect of
virtual stereo
you may need to know -
if viewing the 3D scene by gently
going cross eyed, the resulting virtual image
will be about 1/3 smaller. When viewing in 'drift' focus,
letting the eyes drift out of focus until a new focus arrives
(as if focusing to the next street over), the image will
be full size and more details will be clearly seen

GALACTIC DISTANCE TO NGC 5236 (M83)

APOD says M83 is 15,000,000 light years away. NOAO says M83 is 10,000,000 light years away, and 35,000 light years across.

NOAO says Andromeda is 2.2 million light years away, and more than 65,000 light years across, which is puzzling because Andromeda is said to be at least 3 times larger than the Milky Way, and the Milky Way is said to be 100,000 light years across.

SEDS says M101 is between 20 million and 27 million light years away, using a fit estimate of 25+-2, and according to an HST observing it may be 27 miilion light years away, giving it a cross sectional width of 170,000 light years across making it one of the largest spiral galaxies known. NOAO says M101 is 15 millions years away. I can see that arguments have occured over the distance to M101.

NOAO says Triangulum, (which may have sideswiped Andromeda like two hippy Volkswagon buses passing too close at the crossroads), is more than 2 million light years away, and more than 30,000 light years across.

To help grasp a scaling factor here, SEDS says Bodes Galaxy (M81) is probably 12 million light years away, no report on size. NOAO is silent about both the size and distance of Bodes.

The Virgo galaxy cluster, next galaxy cluster out from our local region, is larger than our local cluster. Most galaxies in Virgo seem to be coming toward us - interpretation by scientists (because the Virgo galaxy cluster is much larger) is that we are moving toward Virgo, which is said to lie in regions about 60 million light years away. It is hard to find distances to Virgo in astronomy outputs, most observers are interested in the speed of individual galaxies either toward or away, the speeds thought to be a critical factor in trying to determine the expansion factor believed for the universe using the so-called 'Hubble Constant', which some observers hope can be determined by studying Virgo Cluster galaxies.

Right angle chevrons on Uranus moon Miranda.



Click for large chevron
Click for large full

Major tectonic stresses on Uranus moon Miranda form what is officially called 'The Chevron' - right angle and 45 degree angle mergers of different substances probably caused by major knocking about and mighty body blows by massive external forces in collision.

Right angle chevron at Ngc 5236 core.



Right angle chevron at Tibetan Plateau in Eta nebula.



Right angle chevron in San Andreas earthquake fault.



Rifts at tectonic right angles along San Andreas tectonic plates fault zone in the western United States, sheer pressure has produced the right angle jogs but little vertical lifting (ie. no corner of a right angle jog thrusts high into the air).

In mono, the tectonics look marginal, as if crossing a farmer's field. In stereo (merge two pictures together by eyesight to see 3d) the area is rended by opening heaving fractures and rough upheavals.



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