PLEIDES MOTTLING BETWEEN STARS |
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"Mottling from strew in the free range space between stars in the
pleiades, the pleiades largest star merope at left. Two hard dark dots
of different size are planets best seen in the image full size clicked
and saved downloaded".
"In 3d, the drifts are not as they appear in mono".
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"Slick around the stars in this Merope link for lots of other links if linking your way through links turns you on".
Excuse me, the pleiades stars are polarizing their own gas clouds. The gasses have been shoved to the safest distance in between three body stars (and more) where the maximum tug of each star is less than it takes to tug the comfortable out of their polarized safe zones.
Gas is moving through the zones, taking the outline of the zone's resident polarics. In similar way, cloudish water vapor at Earth passes through magnetic sky patterns revealing the patterns as the vapor moves on then out of the pattern zone.
Excuse me, but the giant stars in the Pleides are physically polarizing the matter into strings which face planar straight toward, and planar straight across, depending on which giant stars are proximitating to each other, Merope a principle anchoring star for the polar plane polarizations in the gas cloud, as is (to the left of Merope) Alcyone
Mottling in star halos is not unusual or uncommon. Here are two examples |
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Mottling at Alas in the dss blue filter plate
At Epsilon Cma - tiny gobs of cold matter surround the center
Extremely unusual - parellel thin streaks across the light halo, as if by a silent intruder, but no sign of an intruder, otherwise, equations have to be factored explaining how a star can maintain parallel streaks, plate flaws may be incorrect - witness
