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Virgo galaxy cluster image from Coelum





















BLUE

Blue seems to show ambiant media densities in different regions of the picture, and a long trail to the upper left which would be a wake of disturbance by the nearby spiral galaxy drifting south/west, if the trail is a true disturbance path. A small vague object in the eastern flank of the lower giant elliptical galaxy's halo is easily seen in strong blue enhancements, the image resolution, however, too poor to reveal what the small vague object might actually be, or even if it is in that galaxy's halo.

RED

Look at how many tiny red objects turn up in the Virgo Cluster image, in particular, crescents in myriad elongated red tinies around the outer right flank of the giant elliptical galaxy, tails pointing toward the galaxy center.

GREEN

These red elongated tinies are not seen in green, green on the other hand shows that the two large elliptical galaxies (in the upper and lower left of the picture frame), are interactive in low radiant medias between them.

OBVIOUSLY DISTURBED GALAXY OF UNKNOWN NAME

Spotted in an archived Dss plate of the Virgo Galaxy Cluster.



An obviously disturbed galaxy of unknown name is well enhanced in the Dss 2nd gen (blue) image, the galaxy (shown next) is not one seen in public lagoons and canals where public astronomy images are present.





Two screen capture stereo pairs







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SEEING INSIDE A BIG DIFFUSE GLOBE IN THE VIRGO GALAXY CLUSTER

The Virgo galaxy cluster is well known in housing giant elliptical galaxies including one of the biggest known. An ESO image in conjunction with Subaru has stripped away the diffuse veneer overlay of random distributed stars in the large halo around one of these round giants, revealing trendrils tracing paths through large regions of space inside the galaxy's now removed mantle.



The original is a reverse negative, here.





A dark hole has turned up in a Dss 2nd gen (blue) image of the Virgo galaxy cluster, the hole noticable enough but origin whether true or false is unknown.



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Dark holes in deep space are widespread and varied, all mysterious. Click here for a selection of dark holes in deep space.

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