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"True astronomy view in 3d requires knowing the exact alignment in deep space to recreate left/right virtual splitting correctly". Finger Up's finger goes back down, Occam had answered the question before it had been asked.
"The image Flatlander first saw was in this orientation".
"The left arm comes forward and keeps coming forward. The right arm comes forward, arcs to the rear then with a sharp hook from a former collision breaking the arm, juts forward again. A huge scoop, lower foreward, gouged by a collision, in your face, angles to the east. Giant galaxy Ngc 2997 is not flat, tenticles writhing in deep space best describes this mighty apparition".
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"Flatlander remarked last year when here that the first galaxy ever seen by flatlander, in a 3d image, was Ngc 2997. Flatlander was astounded to see no thin paper plate. There instead were hungry long arms writhing through the empty airs of deep space. The second impact was seeing a cylander coil going deep into depth, like a time tunnel, leaving an instinct impression that new mass was growing on the ends of the long writhing arms. How, by matter popping in and out of virtual existence, leaving half its popped quanties on this side of the virtual divide. I thought Flatlander was a credible witness, despite talking about the 'jaw dropping impact' when first seeing Ngc 2997 in 3d. Instant wipeout of old lore, instant translation to a whole new way of looking at spiral galaxies", said Flatlander, says Occam.
Flatlander's constant (doily) "The core is tumbling like a rugby ball vertically end over end at an entirely separate velocity to the horizontal's swirls", says Occam. "Study the picture. You should get it in two if not one seconds".
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"Gravity doesn't even control angular momentum in galaxies. You cannot have elbow arms issuing from tympani resonators if gravity is in control". Second issue against gravity is the stark evidence that a long time older much larger Ngc 2997 , still exists in residual deep space radio arms surrounding the newer brighter present day seen galaxy".
"These older arms have not been gathered and compacted by gravity angular moment, these old arms are 'integral' meaning to say have internal strength as if a wire of case hardened stainless runs inside the length of each arm, keeping them intact for eons of galactic time. 'Integral arms' are detailed in ' integral.htm '".
"M83 is detailed in ' M83.htm '".
"Nearly forgot the prong in the arms closeups".
"Note the dull matter tympani. Its just above the prongs".
"For the record, ngc2997 was my first galaxy in mono 3d. It was staged two identical mono images side by side. What I saw, when focusing the two images together into a third virtual image in between, in that instant changed my concept of spiralling galaxies for ever".
"What I saw".
"It was scanned from a slick cover monthy mag with astronomy pics. 13 years ago".
"This image was back when serious contenders for the nobel prize were manufacturing mathematics for einstein p and s rings and other atom physics models for calculating the existence of spiral galaxy arms. That approach in physics seemed to have bombed abruptly in a few short months heard no more when it was finally realized that everyone who calculated came up with a different set of p's and q's". "Not a single fact was calculated by competing teams on the basis that spiralling galaxies could be vortexes in 3d. The equations were 100% paper doily's in fact 'doily' was used to describe the basic mathematics template. Only one basic template was used for at least 8 different galaxies. 'Doily'. Such is history, eh".
Thus spoke canadian. Thus remembered the blue and white ngc 2997 image after 13 years of moving on and found it in less than 2 minutes in computer hard drive archives. Thus does not have a photographic memory. It tells you what an impact the image had first had. Hippies used to call it 'mind blown'.
