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"The rear end is sinking in quicksand".
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"Here is a home made model of galaxy tumbling made by IQ from a multi scanned piece of wood from IQ's back yard. The reason why IQ got an 'B+' on this project is that no professional astronomer or Phd seems to have addressed (except for doppler shifts) the issue of galaxies tumbling in free space on one or more axis". Occam does the thing and up comes IQ's tumbling piece of wood, remarking it would have been an 'A' if there was also vertical tumbling.
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The wood was made to illustrate how tumbling can occur in flukeworm galaxy Ngc 2442".
Doppler shift readings of Ngc 2442 show 3-way tumbling, blue toward us, red away, green sideways, on two red-blue axis".
"As far as I know, gravity doesn't do straight lines, or hexagrams. A hexagram comprises the major mass body of galaxy Ngc 2442. The material through the hexagram, to the rear away from us, is massive. As far as I know, gravity does not do hexagrams and straight lines.
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"Compare. Normal intrinsic 3d, two identical images side by side, and focused overlappping each other".
"Slant angle (left mirror) the horizontal width stretched between images, the vertical height stretched between images. The result of slant angle stretching is self evident, even if a little hot on the eyes pulling the verticals together".
"The dull matter grey in the crook of the upper (west) arm is humungous. It almost overhangs the core".
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"In the topology of this knot, no two arms are matched in bilateral symmetry. Each arm has its own phrase".
Nicofix starts out slow, talking fast. "Easily seen in Ngc 6951 above, a central disk mass, tumbling down and over to the left, is leaving as after effect the telltail arm arcing high overhead. A slower speed tumbling forward-to-rear is producing the thicker arm arcing forward down and back under leftward. And the third arm (to the right of the bigger down arm) is by tumbling on an axis slightly to the west rearward. All three motions are the engineering physics by which this galaxy has netted such long thin arms. The tumbling speed is rather fast compared to more sedate, nearly no tumbling, spiral galaxies many of who's arms tend to occupy a flattish zodiac plane in simpler untangled forms of bilateral symmetry".
"Expect all galaxies to have tumble assymetry to some degree, inner core vrs outer extended arms, everything tumbles at different inclines, different velocities".
"Nicofix's (can't quit smoking, smokes french Galoise) scanned bananas
which came in here last week is a better show'n'tell and got an "F-" by
the head of the observatory, when it was mentioned that the bananas are
a reasonable facimile of the multi axis tumblings of Ngc 6951. The idea
of mainframe freespace tumbling was new and the astronomy facility
chairperson has a sluggish learning curve but gets there eventually. Just day after
tomorrow, Nicofix will be called upon to give a brief presentation on
tumbling at the observatory's weekly afternoon colloquium. I mention
this", says Occam, "because information is starting to move out of this
classroom into amateur and mainstream hippy communes".
"For example nearby Andromeda in the shallow perspective plane we see it, exhibits an east-west very slight tumbling, with the west in a shallow upfluke, and the east in a shallow downfluke. There is no Z axis tumbling in that the forward and rear rims are basically unfluked.
"Andromeda's core region is tumbling a little faster, gimbaling on
several entirely separate planes - canted to the left, rising up at
the core's right side, slews sidways in its socket. This next image
is the first ever of a galaxy, by Hubble in the 1920's, the gimbaling
of the core is unmistakable".
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"A jetting rooster tail arcs into the upper right. Shift view toward you and see where a chunk is gone in the lower right of the core streams, the tell tale trail of an intruder (faint parallel tracks) over the lower rim leading from the large chaotic missing chunk beside the core, instantly reveals that the intruder just missed the core passing close by it to the right, coming out into the open from underneath behind the rooster tail".
"In fact, the whole core is a gimbaled socket. The deep dish core lens itself is almost vertical. Not only that, the vertical core is also twisted slightly toward us. Talk about multi gimbals at a core". Nicofix is on a roll, practicing for a preview with the telescope complex's chairperson day after tomorrow.
"A motor is shooting a scatterblast of matter forward from behind the scenes".
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"Little Rudolpho tumbles fast in a wider radius at one end, slow almost pivoting at the other".
MOMENTUMS OF A REVOLVING CYLANDER BODY
"It is vital you read signals which explain differences between mere broom tail swishing, and full rotational revolving of a diskette or a cylander in deep space involving arms whose shapes are 'frozen' as the cylander revolves in a total whole contruction that stays intact through short terms of time, vrs tumbling rotations which produce lengthening arms".
"Next time, speak slower", says Occam.
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"In these next panel pairs, because chuggas have a front and back, lined up, we can see that the Whirlpool is rotating counter clockwise. The upper northwest chugga bunchups are compressing, smaller chuggas. The lower northeast chuggas are stretching out, growing larger. This is due to the haul on them in the gravitational pinch by the hauling strength of the integral arm tethered to Boris".
"The counterclockwise major revolution is self evident. As to whether there is additional motions in the form of tumbling, will have to wait for a better image showing exactly what the chuggalugs look like, east side vrs west".
