PREVIEWS
IMPORTANT RELATED PAGES
m101.htm ... Seas of gravity waves saturate space around M101
waves.htm ... How gravity waves can be amplified
3d-view.htm ... Quick entry level display of the Bullseye
moirenew.htm ... A romp through Andromeda galaxy's secrets
hamburge.htm ... Gravitic rock and roll sky of Centaurus A
moire202.htm ... Odds and ends gathered here
moire101.htm ... Andromeda bigmass images
tympani.htm ... Giant cavitous six sided opening, and dynamo versions
stream.htm ... Slip streams explain certain galactic arm processes
blare.htm ... Impact vibrations - and physics in gravitic behavior
moire.htm ... Polarity structures in Andromeda are examined
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PREVIEWS
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IMPORTANT RELATED PAGES
m101.htm ... Seas of gravity waves saturate space around M101
waves.htm ... How gravity waves can be amplified
3d-view.htm ... Quick entry level display of the Bullseye
moirenew.htm ... A romp through Andromeda galaxy's secrets
hamburge.htm ... Gravitic rock and roll sky of Centaurus A
moire202.htm ... Odds and ends gathered here
moire101.htm ... Andromeda bigmass images
tympani.htm ... Giant cavitous six sided opening, and dynamo versions
stream.htm ... Slip streams explain certain galactic arm processes
blare.htm ... Impact vibrations - and physics in gravitic behavior
moire.htm ... Polarity structures in Andromeda are examined
Dusty galaxy Circinus has a blaring hornblower, |
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RECONSTRUCTION DURING COLLISION IN CENTAURUS A |
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Bet you
ten bucks you
do not know where this
image is from. It is from the
right side of Centaurus A (Ngc 5128)
zoomed and very highly enhanced, out of the
nothingness there in the original, looms a
huge constructor formation a vertical
total and complete collapse of
galaxy spiral formation
showing at once with
no doubt that a
collision is
in progress
If you
think this
image is obnoxious
and hard to follow, look at the Noao
original, then try and figure out how I did it, and
even if you do not figure out how, look at the result in detail.
PS, note the 'eyeballs' at the top of the red frames. A close
look at these has produced a brand new situation in the
study of galaxies and things that go on within them
If you
think this
above is worth a
begrudged grunt at best,
look to the next, which throws
a whole new slant on the existence of
Centaurus A. For example, notice the abruptly
backjutting arm along the left flank, this is major
information of a useful kind. If you still want to grunt
look to the black and white from Dss, the image from
which a major side-slant angle arm was extracted
GOLDEN HARMONIC SPIRALS |
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Who knows.
Here are two
images seeming to show
golden harmonics, one in a dwarf
galaxy's hidden inner spiral, and the other a
gravity well around a gigantic deep space galaxy superform
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IMPORTANT 'GOLDEN HARMONIC' LINKS Golden harmonic digital sum permutations Interface between special and general relativity Crash course in learning about Andromeda Anomalies and galaxy deep space superforms Apod for dwarf elliptical galaxy spiral |
The
fact that
the dwarf galaxy
spiral turns from an outie
to an inner when the image is rotated
is immediately recognized as an optical illusion
Gravity well around the spiral galaxy M100 superform seems golden
Another
gravity well
can be seen here
And another
gravity well can
be seen here
It is not
possible to tell
if this next galaxy's
shadow is golden, lengthened
arms appear under high enhancement
and if you can imagine, it is possible to put
the golden spiral in place over the spirals of
this galaxy, Ngc 4622, without putting the
seal of certainty on your imagination
Some
images in
Preview.htm are
not seen elsewhere in
the Galaxies in Chaos site
A GOLDEN SPIRAL - IN INTERSTELLAR SPACE MEDIA
SO LARGE THE LAGOON AND TRIFID NEBULAS ARE TINY RED
AND BLUE SMOTES IN THE IMAGE - the golden spiral is in the lower right
Golden
harmonic in
star field with Trifid
and Lagoon. I have no idea where
this image came from, I have had it for
four years and it has been touched more than once
by my talents on the graphic editor attenuators so any
original better contents it may have once had are long
gone. What exists now is just enough of a show of
what seems to be a golden harmonic spiral
that it is worth showing. What I
mean is that I would
attenuate such
an image
in a far
different way
than four years ago
and assume the way today is better
LARGE VERTICAL HANGERS - PROFILED BY NGC 2276 |
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A HISTORY OF REPEATED COLLISIONS - EACH PRODUCING AN ELBOW ARM ?
A ladder, vertical, with long straight horizontal struts,
makes an incredibly industrial looking strange
oblong galaxy, until, also, the right
faced opening with tiny arms
poking out comes into
perceptual view.
A chambered
nautilus with a
cluster of short arms
shooting out of the end of a
long tubular cone in the south east
quadrant facing east, this the result of a
long ago collision and merge with at least two large
spiral galaxies becoming one very oblong bigger rogue with what
seem arms hanging like tangled vines until the (virtual) 3D nature is
seen, revealing a chambered nautilus object of huge expanded size, the
possibly being a very slow vertically oriented spiral galaxy sailed into a
fatal embrace with a more horizontal cousin, and the two became one.
This galaxy is not shown elsewhere in Galaxies in Chaos, but
the fact of a large vertical round off a galaxy end,
or also near a galaxy core, is not uncommon
and rounds are seen in several places
in Galaxies in Chaos, including
these pages:
CORES.HTM vertical rounds
SNUBS.HTM vertical rounds
M74 - THE HALF SMASHED GALAXY |
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Yet
another
galaxy which
has a spew of poot
shooting out from a side is
spiral M74. On the left side a huge
spew has flown out in surrounding space. This
collaborative image gives us reason to believe that
showering plumes from the side of a galaxy are just what
they look like - the spew from a powerful impact, a high
speed bullet bursting through an orange, the bullet
fragments the residues of a smaller galaxy
blown apart plus some original
galaxy matter kickassed
out along with
the ejecta.
Even if
there
is not
kickass, there is
certainly an exploding bullet
The
magic bullet
entered at the large
cavity in the arm lower right,
apparently has sailed behind the core in
an arc horizational to the plane of the galaxy disk,
and come around back foward out the left side, is now long gone
The
spew hoots
out the left side.
This image is too small (the
galaxy itself) to see cause and effect.
Closeups and zooms in a detailed study show where
the bullet sailed in in a dive, spun around the core,
and came out the far side in the spew you see
in the above image pair
Click here for M74 details
M101
is also
very oblong,
with a now road
weary very large vertical
round on its right flank. Here next
a full view of M101, then the vertical round
in closeup in different color tones to reveal subtle details
You
might not
think so, but this
side flank view of M101 has
been hard to bring out into pristine
focus by enhancements due to the fact that
much of the formations out here in the right flank
are very diffuse with residual arm fragments here
and there in short segments, the result is a
blurry look in enhancements high enough
to expose what lies beyond the
border's outer fringe
JET ENGINE AND A TYMPANI RESONATOR
Here
we have
two powerful
clues as to what is
happening in the dancing
lace fields of outer M101. A jet
engine of awesome looking potency points
down from the top into the lower right corner,
and just below its end a gigantic 'tympani resonator',
the tympani partially obscured by palls of dust or has aged
and is deteriorating, in either case you know it is a
tympani because of the cavitous shell, and ribs
are seen radiating down from a center,
the ribs blue toned against
the red tones of the
nearby matter
GIANT TYMPANI CAVITY
On the side,
partially facing east,
tells us in an instant that this
part of the galaxy is very thick, the tympani
opening regarded as the bell of a tuba (large musical
horn usually used in parades or dixiland jazz) gives indication
that substantial quantities of matter are hidden offscreen
around the corner of the right edge, so to speak
GIANT JET ENGINE
At first
it seems like a
very trashed small galaxy
whose residual in being surfing
along buffeted like a wave, but higher
enhancement reveals a very large cowling (circular
opening) behind it to the upper left, meaning
that this is a jet engine passing
through thinly distributed
matter thus only dim
traces of the
usual
intruder
tracks of a jet
engine are actually seen.
I am going to stick with the idea of
a jet engine, unless someone comes up with a
better idea that makes more sense. It looks like an
old galaxy casting along like a wave in the surf, but
dynamics can connect it to the vertically round
vague shells behind to the upper left and
this brings us back to 'jetness'
A jet
engine
is the residue
of a trashed small galaxy
spooting out into the open at high velocity.
Where the spoot is on the surface the jet engine can
cause a different disturbance called a 'slingshot'. Click
here to see a 'slingshot' near the core of M101, and another
which passes out from the core of M100
leaving tracks like a high speed
alpine skier
Tympani
like this seem
inevitable in gigantic
collision situations, however
another similar in kind forms in star
fields where a great deal of energetic star
birth and sonic booms from supernova occur.
Click here to see the Tarantula Nebula,
which is actually a giant 'sugarloaf', in
LMC, and has its own internal
tympani resonator clusters
as well as a completely
orchestrated set of
symmetry states
SPECTACULAR JET ENGINE IN NGC 5236 |
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Here is
the jet engine
in color tone zooms
A spectacular
jet engine in Ngc 5236.
The facts of this Noao image are
that the original is extremely dark and
brooding bereft of details. Extremely strong
blue color tone enhanceemt brings out details and
the greater galaxy figure which swells well beyond the
picture frame. In the enhancement is seen an object not
seen in any other Ngc 5236 image, a gigantic jet engine
so big it comprises a substantial portion of one end
of the galaxy image. The bad news is that the
image will not take further enhancement
beyond a certain point. Usually,
in a high resolution image,
a zoom leads to more
enhancement and
a greater
detail. Not
in this case. Attempt to
enhance beyond a certain point only
results in blurring of any usable imagery. So,
the good news is, enough imagery is available to make
a display of the stupendous Jet Engine in galaxy Ngc 5236
In fact
hard to believe
but most of this galaxy
is standing upright behind the core
The original, caption size
The
original
is absent the
'snub' (lower end), and
the stupendous jet engine (upper end)
THE SNUB
The
snub sticks
out prominently like
a rattle snake's tail. Inclinings
(intuition tickles) are that a large intruder
(assume small galaxy) has entered in the snub region and
its remains are just now exiting at the jet engine. The point of
entry may be slightly around the wall from us, partially around
in behind to the right, and lower down perhaps the snub has
been pushed up rather than opened up. A person looking
at this image of the snub cannot help wishing
for more, unfortunately this seems to
be all this image has to offer.
Yet let us thank the
astronomer, it
is the best
image of
the snub
I have seen
in the four years
that astronomer images
have been my center of attention
In fact
seeing the snub
exposed like this makes
me think the reverse, that the
jet engine is the entry point and the
snub the exit. What you see shooting up into
the air is the residue of a thoroughly trashed
small galaxy traveling at high speed up and away
but not far the degree of curve indicates strong
pullback from powerful gravity already pulling
the residue and path back toward home base.
Except, the smooth flattened round
area to the right of the snub
is characteristic of
a galaxy area
temporarily
reduced to
rubble
removed of
angular momentum
moments after a collision
so here we are back to impact and the
consequences the impact a seeming sideglance
or sideswipe skirting around the right
to flank behind the galaxy before
exiting at the jet. No
wonder this galaxy
is so irregular,
it is still
oscillating
I am
going to
stake a guess
that Ngc 5236 was very
recently a bar galaxy with a long
extended foward arm and a smaller galaxy
has sideswiped, taking out most of the foreward
Bar arm. You can see an abrupt discontinuity through
the haze and dust right where the snub starts, and a wipe
smooth mostly homonegious wash sweeping canted slightly
upward around into the rear to the right, I think
a spiral galaxy on edge took out the bar arm
and swept around the right rear flank,
the jet engine perhaps its core,
leaving. If not this,
then what has
caused the
forearm
to vanish
in a cut off
stump, and raised
the snub. In fact look to
Image 5236 above. The whole right side
has been smashed. Giant upright ovals vertically are
the substance. Ovals like this are found anywhere galaxies collide
GALAXY OSCILLATIONS |
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Oscillation
could occur if
gravity waves within
each object (galaxy and collider)
become involved as a separate force. Theory
currently believes that galactic matter is so tenuous,
stars pass each other with nearly non-existent chances of any
head-on collision but dust and gas fields can push against
each other causing changes in shape of both objects.
If gravity waves as well became entangled, an
oscillation could result. Look to nuclear
physics and an oscillating nuclii
after a collision, the mass
still intact but the
nuclii doing yin
yangs in the
fluid fields
distrupted within.
Concider gravity waves as
a fluid not a mass and you have it
This
odd image
becomes further odd
in being nearly devoid of
red content. Three thumbnails
each enhanced with +100 points of
red, green, and blue, show what
frequencies most went into
making this image
THE DOBBLER |
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The
dobbler
dribbling out
the end of the snub may
be the end of that chopped off
arm's magnetic inner spinal cord, (that
which gives galaxy arms integral strength). The
dobbler and what it might represent is discussed here
ANTENNA IN GALAXIES |
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An old collision
Collision forming an antenna in progress
GRAVITY MOIRE |
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Spiral galaxy M101 is awash in a sea
of visible high frequency gravity waves
GRAVITY WAVES |
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Giant low
frequency formations
of gravity wave dominate the night
sky of Andromeda, one in particular called The Bullseye
CORES |
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Galaxy cores
in many kinds have similarities
SLINGSHOTS |
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Both
M100, and
M101, have slingshots,
these are parallel tracks shooting
out of the core and heading in an approximate
straight line out, the M101 slingshot punching through
a thick arm where it can be seen as the residual of a trashed
small galaxy, (called an 'intruder'), out on its own in a valley
between arms as a 'dollop' at the end of a 'jet engine', the
jet engine for the M101 slingshot not easily seen due
to alignment but if a different alignment
most likely the whole figure
would look more like
peering up the
engine's
intake
CORES.HTM slingshot |
M74.HTM intruder |
SLINGSHOT IN M100
SLINGSHOT IN M101
M101
also has
a smaller slingshot,
an intruder leaving thin vertical
traces down to where it plips out of thick
matter and enters encounter with a lower arm at where
a hot (white) rectangular exicited area is seen, the slew
in distortion here at the entangle indicates differences
in velocity wherein after some time has passed, which
seems the case here, the singular event becomes
smeared out at uneven rates due to velocity
differences in each of the different
matter fields involved in
the event
SLEW
The
inner arm
is winding counter
clockwise at a slightly higher
rate than the outer arm, causing the slew and
stretching in the tracks crossing the valley between the two arms
SYMMETRIES |
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Notice
how thick the
core of M101 is, the
thickness because thin arms
are wrapped in vertical sheets around
the core, the sheets sloped at a near vertical
slant the whole event extremely thick in depth not flat
at all, and, it is obvious, that one side of the core (left)
is flaring up, the other (right) curling down, further, the
tiny tongue of flame at the top curls up, at the bottom
the tongue curls down, here are 4 different symmetry
notations, the fact of symmetries a big subject
in Galaxies in Chaos no stone left unturned
looking for new symmetries, confirming
symmetries already noted elsewhere
SLIP STREAMS |
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Slip streams as seen at Jupiter may also occur in galaxies
VORTEX GALAXIES |
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Galaxies which
are stretched out
and wind coiling long
distances a front to rear gyre
(rotating tumbling cylander) through deep
space sharply pinched in the middle at the core.
In mono (2 dimenssional photo) they look like
irregular spiral galaxies, in virtual stereo
they become awesome. Ngc 2997
is a good example
The
core doubles
back. Forward arms have
spun out from behind the rear of the core,
and rear arms have spun off the fore end of the core
View in
3d to see
the 'vortex'.
Gently go cross eyed,
or let your eyes drift out of
focus to superimpose the
two images for 3D
PAGES IN GALAXIES IN CHAOS WHICH HAVE NGC 2997 IMAGES |
PREVIEW.HTM Ngc 2997 |
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Click here for more M100 slingshot images
SLINGSHOT IN M101 COMES STREAKING OUT FROM BEHIND THE CORE
Click here for more M101 slingshot images
Missing mass is found in well known images whose content has not been realized by astronomers and appears when their images are highly and very highly enhanced in an image editor such as Paint Shop Pro. Missing mass cannot be stated more clearly then in this galaxy image, Ngc 6946 from Noao, which explodes to tremendous size when enhanced
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A large
vertical round,
seen in the lower right
flank, is similar if not the same in
kind as 'rounds' seen above in Ngc 2276 and M101
It looks
to me that this
is a galaxy in the final
stages of two merging into one. The
telltale clue is a straight thin dim arm aimed
south-east from the lower left, this arm has an abrupt
jog and jogs seem characteristic of collision disruption, in
this case the very irregular core another clue as two original
cores are trying to decide who is going to be husband, who
the wife. A gravity well is seen around it where dark
areas are being vacuumed by gravity. The vertical
round at the east lower end is also a clue
that a major catastrophic collision is
happening as center to center
meet to greet the quakers,
expect gravity waves
abound around
this event
RILLS
The rills
(straight lines)
seen here in a zoom from
off shore of the right end round
may be traces of gravity waves. The best
way to see gravity waves is in taking a wide angle
view in strong blue and green frequencies unless the galaxy
is very far away then if red shift is a factor, red light
may be the carrier of the dim signals broadcast
by energetic gravity waves
RATTLES
Three
rattles in
two arms close by
each other are flat out
clues that galactic pummelling
has occured, since rattles (circular
bands around an arm) are sure telltales of
an arm being impacted. In this case Ngc 6946, an
immediate discontinuity occurs beyond teach rattle
where the arm stops glowing is instead dim and
diffuse. You can see in the dimming where
something strong has romped through
the arm clipping it as if
cutting off the limb
of an octupus,
except, the
galaxy being fluid,
does not have a stark bleeding,
stump, instead, disturbed matter which still
contains original angular momentum which defined
the arm, carries on forming a faint residual of
the original arm, past the discontinuity
formed at each 'rattle'
Click here for large image
There
are so many
circles in this zoom
that two images each in a
stage of enhancement, are used to
provide a set that you strobe back
and forth to get to know and
understand the circles.
Some circles are
necklaces of
hot star
clusters,
(rattles),
other circles
are actually in the
media density itself where
densities inside the circle are like
lens of different refractive power, probably
media radiating in frequency outside the range of
the telescope's photographic plate emulsions,
so that what is seen on one side of the
circle is distinctly different
than on the other
Now
classic
signs of collision
(thanks to Galaxies in Chaos)
galaxy Ngc 6946 shows both distinct
markers of prior collision - an eblow arm
taking off in long straight lines with two jogs
each an abrupt major discontinuity, and a
giant vertical blowhole in the lower
right, blowholes seen as common
in banged up galaxies
ANGULAR MOMENTUMS |
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Sinuous
strands of
angular momentums
wind at sharply distinct
independent planes in the core
area of Ngc 1232, as captured by ESO
electronically, the bands of angular momentum
crested in white hot star parades. Note the
astounding dark hole, and Jack Frost's
tongue sticking out below it
More about this Ngc 1232 image is here
FUNDAMENTAL BI-LATERAL SYMMETRY IN CELESTIAL OBJECTS |
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Super Nova 1987 in the LMC
The
double
helix (link
chain) topology of
Ngc 1365 is not unlike the
double ring, single helix shape taken
by Super Nova 1987 in the LMC. You will also
notice, seen more readily in rotated view as shown
above, that Sn87 has fundamental bi-lateral symmetry in two
ways, that the helix rings each are polar opposites, one arcing
away in a vertical plane, the other arcing forward, in a horizontal
plane. Note these polar shift in planes, it is very important since most
celestial object have rotated planes in their fundamental construction.
Secondly, one arc spins off the north side of center, the other from
the south side of center, exactly the one-side/other-side
symmetry seen in galaxy cores
The deep space double helix superform of Ngc 1365
PAGES IN GALAXIES IN CHAOS WHICH HAVE NGC 1365 IMAGES |
1365.HTM Ngc 1365 |
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Hexagram
shapes in
the outline of
of a quartz crystal,
upper vrs lower bi-lateral
symmetry as each jet issues from the
center pinch then jogs abrubtly at right
angle in opposite direction. Scientists
have been aware of the opposed jets
but have not seen it so neat
and clear as shown here,
proof that virtual
3D works as a
diagnostic
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This cliff face image
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certain complications
in Virtual stereo
PICKING AND POKING THROUGH ANDROMEDA'S SECRETS |
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IMPORTANT ANDROMEDA LINKS Andromeda's big mass Crash course in learning about Andromeda Picking and poking through Andromeda's secrets |
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Here are some of the topics to be found in Andromeda's Secrets Andromeda has a lot more going for it than first meets the eye. Even though the most studied galaxy in astronomy, the nearest spiral giant to us, estimated at roughly 3 times larger than the Milky Way, many features of andromeda have never the less been overlooked Bold enhancement of center reveals for the first time (by Galaxies in Chaos) a rather typical nuclear vortex formations arms swirling out/in tightly around a kernal core, the arms in a swishtailing fashion spinning off flaring out from thin narrowed arms at either end of two poles Andromeda is a wide open spiral, not a liver fluke kinked in mid swim in liver juices as all images of Andromeda suggest due to its lay and plane in space relative to us where we see Andromeda somewhat at an oblique angle more on edge. The top of Andromeda is a vortex open to space, underneath are large accumulations of dim diffuse matter when revealed show Andromeda is somewhat like the crown on top of a wisdom tooth the lower portion a kind of pedestal on top of which the most visible whorls (crown) are wide open to outer space Doodads in the form of small dipsy doodles festoon the forward leading (upper) rim A spike sticks out from under the rim, the spike of unknown nature looking not unlike the tail of an armadillo. The spike is hard to see since most Andromeda images do not show it at all and only a few show traces of the spike. One image has a more seeable component and from it it is possible to show the following magnification and enhancement in which a 'spike' object is clearly seen Long thin arms in a flattish layer stacked somewhat like pancakes wind out and around to the rear from underneath the left flank, such 'layered' thin winds are not uncommon and are seen routinely in highly enhanced views of spiral galaxies A wave through the visible ecliptic axis (here west to east) is common in galaxies, where one portion flares or waves upward, the opposite portion flares down, in some galaxy extremes the bi-lateral asymmetry can be very pronounced, in other galaxies the asymmetry slight, more serene. In Andromeda the asymmetry shows that one of Andromeda's motions is as if hurtling end over end through space except the motion is so slow the result is hardly there over a long time, just the fluke shape resulting with the left side up, the right side down. Since Andromeda is more circularly shaped than it is elongated, the overall topology due to the end over end motion is somewhat like a soft pizza crust hurtling in the air in verrry slow motion
SYNOPSIS Following are a sequence of images and/or headings each a topic of discussion in the Andromeda's Secrets page |
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Andromeda's double core - two black holes in speculation.
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DOODADS FESTOON THE RIM
DIPSY DOODLES
FOCUSING IN ON RIM KENETICS
Click here for full size - an Earth satellite streaks across the image
TELLTALE SIGNS OF SMALL GALAXY RESIDUES CAPTURED IN RIM
SUN RA FLOODLIGHTING A HORIZON RISES THROUGH ANDROMEDA
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