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Astrophysics aficionados interested in the Large Scale Structure of the Universe and Galactic Structure may like to consider the followinjg. Galaxy M87 possesses twin diametrically opposed jets, each of some 5,000 light years long. The jets are interspaced with M87 Mascons. Listen very carefully...
If Galaxy M87 possessed angular momentum, it would be an "Interlaced Spiral Galaxy ". Why interlaced ? "
Swiftly scrutinised galaxies appear to be spirals.
Hovever they are not. They are interlaced spiral Galaxies.
Interlaced Spiral Galaxies are the product of jetting and angular momentum. Jetting and Angular Momentum are the Universal Prime Movers, as is Galactic Structure. Why is this ? This is why. Jetting is instantaneous, therefore
there is always a lead jet and a trailing jet. The trailing jet can never catch up, or otherwise interfere
with the lead jet. (They both have identical vector components
and jet to the same height. Earthbound observers have allocated multiple fancy names to MIlky Way Spiral loops. However there are only two loops. We can see the adjacent loops but the centre is obscured and difficult to see. Also we can see two adjacent loops. Earth is in neither of these loops.
Earth is in the next loop but one, and in the next but one in the opposite direction. There you are I knew you'd get it
Kevin Wilson
Cracked it.. take bets.
On the Note: "We might be in the minority...." You are. But PopSci is paid to advertise iPhones, so no surprise there.
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