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"For the first time ever we see Humgongous has burst through deep in a down position between towering side walls comprising the galaxy's arms. Humongous dived going deeper, plowing through the inner arm making froth on top. It is possible that Humongous is starting the journey back to the core, cometing the underside of the galaxy for the journey back, and will soon come slingshotting back out from the core on an entirely different orbit.
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"A JET - the crystaline focii lens projecting out is not rare, similar are seen in other images. not quite sure what they are, this one is in M101".
"Intruder crossing Bodes galaxy leaves exit mark at lower rim".
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"Notice the gravity waves surrounding M101. Just spotted them now when preparing this page, which is why they are here I think this is an important discovery. Occam tells me this (hubble) is the third telescope showing waves at M101. Two telescope's waves are featured in the waves page, Occam tells me".
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"An explosion of cosmic sonic booms where the intruder is plowing out into the open up from below behind the deck. Tympani shadow plates (hexagons) are distinctly seen".
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"A very large oval edge on the outer side (away from the core) of an arm, near the jet (intruder firing out into the open). This disk oval has a tiny elbow arm sticking out at its center. Disk ovals usually appear opposing the core on the far sides of arms and cloud banks. They seem forced out, exposing their surface to the vacumn of space. This tiny elbow arm may be a dobbler leaking out arm currents from a sawed off stump caused by collision".
Hawkeye continues: "midscreen at the bottom, a small intruder has left a pencil thin track curling away from the core over the right arm, currently causing fuss against the outer edge of the dark valley below the core. It has a nifty little necklace of stars in a circle. There is a superwatt small pullmotor keeping the stars in place in the steady state necklace. Wait! you don't have to get the magnifying glass to see it".
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"A small energy engine in the side of Andromeda is either clinging there, or is jetting out into space. Got a coin - no, not the two headed one".
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"Grainy but ledgible Subaru Telescope viewing, explains why those two tracks exist. A large clump has jettisoned straight out from the core and is currently in a wide valley between the inner and an outer arm. The thin tracks show where the large clump travelled below the galaxy's surface, before sailing into the open. This is a strong pullmotor, sucking material toward it, the sucks seen as small materal collapses nearby".
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"You really cannot tell anything except for the oval punchout, until turning to 3d and putting your eye muscles to work, then you can see without doubt that the light short ridge of arm, where methusala has passed through, is a frothy up-push, it is not normal arm material. It attests in further clue, that methusala is a very large intruder slingshotting hard out in a roller coaster straight line from the core. Neat eh". (A canadian, why not).
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"High speed projectiles, including those slingshotted around cores, can be seen leaving galaxies, or seen on their way out, leaving intruder tracks in 'jets'. You can 'see' the intruder". |
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"Rounding the core, a sluggish jet engine of elongated amorphous shape slingshots out, half way now to the edge offscreen bottom. A straight line leading up is telltale of an intruder on the move. There has been no time yet for slipstream effects to alter the vector's straight line. A very dim Hubble original has only reluctantly revealed the jetting intruder. Others smaller harder to see are in the vacinity of the jet engine's cowling. The jet is the larger seen portion, of an intruder that broke up while slingshotting around the core".
"Here we see the tiny core amid massive wall valley arms".
"Here we see jets spinning out".
