RINGS OF STAR CLUSTERS CURL UP AND BACK, TONGING INTO ANDROMEDA       INTERMEDIATE SPACE AROUND M110 IS LACED WITH STAR CLUSTERS ORGANIZED IN CURVES AND STRAIGHT LINE STAR CHAINS. IS THIS EVIDENCE OF GHOST RESIDUALS OF A FORMER LARGER SPIRAL GALAXY

Residual skeleton arms winding out around M110 are featured here.






Faint
moire rills
ripple down the
right picture border
in softly waving meanders.
Jetting straight out at high speed
from a formation in the quarterdeck below
the right end - from dark space below M110 - a
spray issues out looking everything like the tentacle
front of a squid. Straight lines are within this
intense high energy lineal spray, as if an
engine below M110 has spewed















The
little
guy (M110)
is awash in a sea
of moire, mostly faint.
A radial array of jets made
of globular clusters spray from the
end nearest Andromeda. At the other end,
very diffuse haze in ringlets curl down. Other
concentrics in wide sweeping circles made of bright
objects swirl coherently horizontally around at long
distance, seeming to follow each other like beads in a
necklace in a single orbit. Hordes of small globular
clusters crowd inside the hem of the glowing
elliptical shell, the clusters are seen
pristinely in blue as opposed
to red radiations.
Except,
these beads are
not in orbit, each tumbles in
free fall maintaining distance in deep space

A whole new meaning to the words 'missing mass'

The large
concentric elliptical
star chain rings both well away
from the left side and horizontally oriented,
plus one on the right side in a more vertical slant,
are probably all that is left of the arms of a sizeable
small spiral galaxy which was stripped clean of
all of its gold after passing through
thick Andromeda

Click on any M110 image indicated by to see full size.       In full size, many little features vanish, the facts       merely a squeeze in compacted display

You can
inspect yourself the
marked images, particularly those
giants at the top of this file, and see if you
can see the same as I do, that here are residuals of a
former spiral galaxy. In fact, since the trajectory of
exit is correct, what is the chance that the second
mysterious black hole in the core of Andromeda
was originally the black hole
core of M110

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