In today's 'astronomy picture of the day' are clearly shown rotating rings that move at 90 degrees and THROUGH each other. It is celestial, mysterious, entirely possible, and PHYSICAL. Luminous. Huge. and
beautiful.
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In today's 'astronomy picture of the day' are clearly shown rotating rings that move at 90 degrees and THROUGH each other. It is celestial, mysterious, entirely possible, and PHYSICAL. Luminous. Huge. and
beautiful.
Do you have a link?
I am pushing ninety (we all are) and dont,-- but somebody surely will. google nasa APOD --and
I also begged outlaw to come with help
BSW this might not be a NEW discovery, but it was news to me.
we have moons orbiting in opposite direction in our solar system, but this meshing of matter is unique.
"Nothing new Under the Sun", but certainly ABOVE.
Cool I am going to google it!
Thanks for sharing. :-)
Thanks for digging this one up. It's an interesting image.
But when you look at it closely, you have to wonder whether it is in this galaxy ( e.g., a planetary nebula) or another galaxy. I went back back to the APOD site and it turns out that is another galaxy. NGC 2625 according to its catalog name, 40 million light years away and about 50,000 light years across. In Ursa Major, it should be visible off to the north somewhere near or within the Big Dipper.
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
As to why there should be two spiral pattern? A merger of two galaxies? There is some discussion at the web page, but the spiral patterns are so clear it is tempting to think that one galactic image is imposed on top of the other - whereas in contact you would expect more disruption.
Probably have to stay tuned...
This is not in our galaxy and it's not what is described in the Bible. Sorry.
viviane thanks for the correction, I guess the text just showed where in relation to our galactic star pattern this far away galaxi can be viewed.
and I did not intend to imply it has biblical significance, but
matter rotating, meshing along two planes looks cool.
It is beautiful, thanks for sharing.
And it could be a real spaceship as well...