THIN JET OF STARS VECTORING RIGHT FROM THE FAR END OF NGC 205 (M110) MAY BE A RESIDUAL SKELETON ARM

See also 'A Bridge Near Far', where elongated globular clusters are noticed.

A thin
arm jutting
right from the top
end of Ngc 205 (closest to
Andromeda) seems to be a genuine
coherent artifact in space, enhancements
show it to exist in high magnifications which
also show the diffuse band connecting a bridge
to Andromeda, and a small curl of stars
curling tightly left from the rear
end of the elongated core, as
well, a small diffuse
field of blue haze
extends in a
short extension
of oblique elliptical
galaxy Ngc 205's forward
shore from the south end of the core

NGC 205 ARM JET - IMAGE SET 1






Here the skeleton arms are easily seen at best enhancement



NGC 205 ARM JET - IMAGE SET 2










NGC 205 ARM JET - IMAGE SET 3








NGC 205 ARM JET - IMAGE SET 4











DARK AREAS NEAR M110 CORE

Two dark areas have turned up in a Dss 2nd generation (blue) scan of M110. These dark areas have not been seen in other M110 images used in GIC.









Faint inner swirlyforms arcing at different polar plane angles are seen between the two dark areas, revealing that M110 has an inner structure of some kind.

Skeleton arms are hard to make out in this Dss 2nd generation view, next, highly enhanced by myself in blue. The probability is that other images which show the skeleton arms more clearly happened to use frequencies of light in which the glowing clumps comprising the skeleton arms are more active in radiant energy.



Full view shows dark densities near M110, plus gravitic rills in blue frequencies

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