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"Striations result as the spiral's center area drifts down on a south east incline into rearspace, through the whale's center area. The striations show how thick the whale is. If you need an idea of what a striation is, picture layers of shale in a hillside".
"Derelect dust is starting to gather along the flattening (smooth no lumps or hicupping entropy) horizontal upper spiral arm of this attacker and attacked called Ngc 3314".
"A closeup of a rising verticle volume at right of center".
"A pickout from the side of the whale. The image will not resolve any better than this, blurry. It is included because when you focus, there are effulging tympanis and small energy engines seen".
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"M64 with striations. The intruder is not a hard particle. In the outhuff to the west is somewhere there the cause of the striations, The cause only scored one line, it was not a heavy boson warper star or equivalent necessarily".
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"Bunching up at the western edge reveals commotion related to the striations, the image does not reveal the causes of the commotion. See the rest of M64 here".
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"Ngc 5033 has been sideswiped. It was a rear ender fender bender".
"The intruder of great mass small size is nearly finished making its way across the nearest arm to the west. It's a spindizzy, upright, looking like a spinning gimble, a gyroscope on edge".
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"This is a mud galaxy. Thick vertical walls are packed solid with dense mud. Mud is very low entropy (no heat no exitements) matters which result during galaxy collisions and charges are driven off wholesale leaving mud that is ionnically positive with no electrons to make atoms".
"The silverado is made mostly of naked stars. These are stars where no inbetween emmission and reflection spectrums exist, leaving the stars as naked point sources throughout the galaxy's outer reaches away from the core, which is active with spectrums".
"The naked dark galaxy stars are pin point clear enough (almost no glowing fill between them), that small red galaxies can be seen in abundance shining though from behind. A naked star galaxy like silverado is essentially transparent, even though there is galaxy quantity mass there".
Picture leaded glass, heavy as lead, made with lead, totally almost transparent (leaded glass has a slight green tinge. Crystal leaded glass is pure and clear). Dark matter galaxies with naked stars are psuedo transparent".
"The flat oval round at the top of the Silverado galaxy's conning tower is a snub from an abrupt cleavage of an arm by a collision. In certain image editor adjustments the body of the tower seems to disappear, in that it is an entirely different media. The snubbed arm may in fact be a remnant poking through, left behind from the other galaxy, not seen".
"Other naked stars galaxies. Lmc Triangulum
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"Flattish oval rounds of cleaved arms are clearly seen in Bodes M81, where more than one snub from former collisions are visible, the easiest seen Bodes snub is shown next".
"These snubs (3 at least in a cluster) are ancient, they are smoothed and well worn with history. Their cause was long ago".
"Snubs look like this, flat ovaloid shape".
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"The sculptor galaxy. Called scultor because first pictures showed that the top was not a smooth pond of water, it seemed very choppy. Better resolution images show not choppy instead very energized with different high content hicupping entropies on the move, and most inner motions in curved bands that are upright".
"Those are not vertical streaks extending above the deck. Those are lineal streaks extending horizontally away, across the galaxy deck then across the dust deck".
"It is flat, and awash in dust mighties. At the point where the image fades into white, more dust can be seen accuring below, as seen along the forward edge which is vertically thick and extends a long way out from the galaxy body".
This could be an elliptical galaxy which has lost its halo by travelling too fast where it should not have gone. In reverse, a fast travelling haul of dusts could have stripped away the mantle just as easily. In either case, the top has been combated by movement shaving in the rearward direction".
"Parallel radial ribbing is a feature of this particular galaxy. Ribbing is predominant in the northwest quadrant".
"A tympanic flow tube".
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THE FLAME - M82
UNKNOWN - see next
CIRCINUS - see below
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"When seen on edge, the concentric hexo rings will be gravity doppler arms shifting concentrically equally spaced outward as seen in M64".
