TYMPANIS IN CONFLUENCES OF COLLIDING GALAXIES |
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Ding Dong is the bellringer at the giants national cathedral. Ding Dong pulls on a thick hemp twisted hawser rope and hangs on tight as the bell rocking in its cradle lifts him, drops him, lifts him, several feet off the plank floor. Which is why Ding Dong has such massive distorted arms and shoulders. Sonic booms go out over the whole central enighborhood. Ringing the clarions is easier. Ding Dong inserts both feet into grips on the floor and pulls hard on the other thick rope, attached to the floor the torque swings all of the bells in their cradles, making cacophonous noises . Striking 12 noon and midnight is the hardest, Ding Dong has to haul charlie and weightlift 12 times to toll the hour. |
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Ding Dong's cousin, a body builder using an estate filled with other body builders, bulks up on protein powders and steroids which are effecting Dong Dong's abilties to think clearly. Which is why Dong Dong has such trouble fathoming confluencial tympani resonators. Dong Dong could see they are there, in Occam's images, could fathom no way as to why they are there. Until Occam reminded Dong Dong of cousin Ding Dong.
"Stars necklaced in circles are always interesting. Extra powerful small pullmotors have to be in the scene behind sight, to hold the stars in such tight circled parades".
GLUON TYMPANI RESONATORS - A UNIQUE CLASS |
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"Another astronomer's telephoto".
"There is a slight vertical venetian blind effect. When an image is compressed in saving chunks of pipe dishing it on the internet all stray pixels reserved in the background are rubbed out. The result is if the image is displayed one or two DPI's wider than compressed width, the file will spread apart leaving a vertical hanging overlap, more depends how far deviated from compressed. Height too, horizontal venetian overhangs when your spread exceeds vertical height spread by even just 1 DPI". 1 DPI is one row of pixels".
Meticulous offers advice during the conference stall.
"Rub it out with the mouse. Use Myrtle's escaped hamster running along the edge of the left wall. It's been missing for three days. Make sure you don't rub with the bum".
Dong Dong continues.
"The open front foreward tympani with small glowing pods inside, is the core pole of a gluon, knocked askew in the grinds of the collision. Gluon end poles usually are at the end of a gluon tube, as exampled in a similar tympanic formation in the central (0) neutral charged gluon in orion's trapezium. I got the image from our interweb here".
"The second (small) tympanic cavity in orion's gluon, in the two oclock position, is in the 8 oclock position (fundamentally conversed) in the Ngc 4038 confluence. To make it easier I show the confluence again, flipped and rotated to match orion's perspective".
"Also, fundamental hegaxon cube and sphere geometry is manifesting between these two gluon ends. In the orion gluon the golden apples are along under a hexagram straight edge. In the Ngc 4038 gluon end, the golden apples are in the corner of a hexagram, one of six corners. The golden apple locations are rotated 90 degrees one vrs the other. The tympani shell is rotated 90 degrees around the golden apples which have stayed in the same place. Two matrixes 90 degrees apart in rotatation, are the fundamental crystal matrix from which snowflakes form. It is also, (with twelve corner points), the rotation matrix which forms a 12 point astro physical star of david. I love it when physics comes together".
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A final zoom, showing three tympanis of similar size - foreground in brown and red, above it a half exposed typani in green, and shadowing it immediately above slighty to the right a third the same size faintly seen as a circle, which has faint straight edges. Further zoom is not possible in this image which is already starting to break up into small smears of undistinguished pixels, nonetheless the 3d virtual view continues in the presence of minimum quality pixel content. The third faint tympani is easily seen standing forth in 3d.
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NGC 2207 "The Fish galaxies (one looks like a fish - NGC 2207. Tympani resonators are holed up in a confluence at the base of the Fish. You have to tweek the graphic attenuators with a crowbar to get the tympanis out in the open in this Hubble image". |
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"At the confluence of two lonely people, rudimentary tympani resonators have formed in Ngc 2207. Confluence relatives are the confluence tympani pumping out null space overplus energy in the Flame galaxy, and tympanis clustered in the hadron crystalized Antenna colliding galaxies.
"Main tympanic is a huge paddle pushing out of a hexagonal colar. A fractal tympani cavity, in brown, is crudely taking shape at the bottm".
M82 "The Flame galaxy, neighborhood companion of Bodes galaxy and every so often it passes through Bodes exchanging pieces of mind. Being lightweight compared to Bodes, the Flame has to come to the mountain, which is Bodes inertially anchored by it's heavyweight mass, pulling the Flame in orbit back to Bodes in cycles taking hundreds of millions of years, astronomers estimate". "Some dedicated hobbyists call this the 'Flame' galaxy, for obvious reasons. More dedicated hobbyists call this the 'Cigar' galaxy, for obvious reasons. 'Chinese firecracker' is just as good when naming appearance". |
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"Study these as a whole set in 3d, learn more".
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IT'S BANANANADA'S TURN. BANANANADA PLAYS THE SITAR "A thick elbow arm jogs from a tympani fractal cavity in the center of M82, where more intense sonic booms, conveyed by gravity percussions waves, have converged in a six sided matrix comprising a steady state cosmic sonic boom, the elbow arm is energy on the flow being release from the sonic gravity persussions converging. The gravity intensified relativity, alters the space, shrinking it, at the same time increasing (relativistically) the mass energy in the smaller space, throwing at odds normal space gravity balances. The compacted extra energy has nowhere to go but out, ejected by yearns built up by the relativistic transformations contracting the space and increasing the mass, in two overpluses in one warp space, that equalize back to normal by ejecting the temporarily nonexistent overplus substances trapped in curlspace and non existent in the empirical universe, temporarily". "The curlspace hauling material into voided null space is ongoing, the flow out is also ongoing. The outflow flow out is in chunks, matching the chunky twists and turns of incoming locamotive sonic booms carried in by pressure waves of gravity converging from everywhere. Booom - chunk. Booom - chunk". |
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"Next day, quick filler between writing translations in cosmic translation class".
MR AND MRS MICE - COLLIDING GALAXIES |
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"Mrs mice and Mr mice both have tympanis. It is what you expect when galaxies collide. The Mr and Mrs Mice tympanis are exposed by turning down the overexposures of the orginal image".
Earnest Hubble turns back to the giant wall and presses some part of Occam's new special colored chalk. Onscreen comes the first, this ... it's a mr.
That done, up comes a second set. It's a mrs.
"These mice tympanis are not in your face tympanis. Nevertheless, the rule is established. Look at colliding galaxies and you will find tympanis".
STEPHAN'S QUINTET
"Because it is galaxies in collision, look for tympanis, you will find them".
"Nine small black dots can be counted in the right hand image. These are not explained in text book theories. They would seem too large to be dark stars. They may be dark horizons, for instance small rogue black holes on the loose roaming the wilds. They prefer being in pairs".
"Notice the long tidal tail".
"Notice a giant horizon tympani occuping the dim matter area in the east of the brighter body of the galaxy. The smaller tympani cluster is in the middle of the giant tympani. Horizon tympanis are usually seen upright (corner of cube at top) because the images having them have been rotated and re-oriented to reveal the horizon tympanis. Horizon tympanis can vanish in different orientation than upright. It's in the perspectives of tympanic optics".
"There are many tiny black dots. The discordant (blue) mantle itself seems riddled with them below the surface. Is it possible that a center black hole in one of the group (this one) got hit hard enough to explode into tiny fragments which now pepper this aftermath".
"The other main member of the group does not have them (no tiny black dots). The other member has a horizon tympany, and a small tympani resonator, hard to see in the dusts. Stephan's quintet has been hard to photograph because of the amount of dusts".
TWIST AND SHOUT
"Three galaxies going a twist and shout have tymapanis, with more than one horizon tympanis, and small resonators".
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"In the nexus were two galaxies are conjoined or make contact you will find tympani resonators - concave six sided cavities with an elbow arm issuing forward venting stale entropy".
"I recently saw a new image posted of colliding galaxies arp274. The image was dark. I brightened it with gamma correct (increases image density) and there were, up high in the air over the two imaged dim colliders, the confluencing arms and of course 'Tympanis'".
"These views are the best I could couph up tweeking the knobs in the classroom's image editor. I do not despair, you should have seen the hubble original. Yeeowww what an eyeturner, turn away. It wasn't with blaring glare, there was barely nothing to see. The image opened up with gamma correction, but, opened up bereft of details, and this is because this galaxy is in a very dusty bad view bad place in deep space. So I withdraw my yeeoww".
Yeeowww