Another spiral. This time in space.

Today's astronomy picture of the day (APOD) is awfully familiar to anyone from ATS.




apod.nasa.gov...

It looks a lot like the Norway spiral, but this is light years away. Most likely caused by a binary star system.

I just thought ATSers might find this interesting.

We can definitely say THIS one was NOT a rocket...

After you upload to ats media, copy the link for use this picture as an avatar. Then, come back to your post and plug that into the image choice above the post box.

Nice picture~!

reply to post by hotbakedtater


Thanks I figured it out as you were typing I guess. Weird coincidence of images, huh?

reply to post by Chamberf=6


It IS very weird/beautiful, I don't know what t make of them, but here is a thought.

The spiral is one of the oldest symbols left as writing/art from the beginning of mankind.

already posted like a week ago...
www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by Ahmose


Sorry, with search I only saw threadS on the Norway spiral.
Not trying to steal anyones thunder.

Thanks for posting.
Looks like the photo is still available.
Think sound waves in the Ether if Einstein will let you.
Tesla proposed the mechanism after years of experiments.
He invented radio communications used in WWI.
He invented an new flight mechanism available at the end of WWII.
All using ether sound waves.
Now we have illuminated spirals perhaps an effect of the same
mechanism.

Originally posted by Chamberf=6
Today's astronomy picture of the day (APOD) is awfully familiar to anyone from ATS.




apod.nasa.gov...

It looks a lot like the Norway spiral, but this is light years away. Most likely caused by a binary star system.

I just thought ATSers might find this interesting.

We can definitely say THIS one was NOT a rocket...

Likely to be an act of god. God likes "Twins". See:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

After showing a Sunspot in the shape of the Haitian island group on the day of the earthquake in Haiti, another island group shaped Sunspot appeared --- coinciding with another island group earthquake.

The entire image is stunningly beautiful. So much to see.

Spirals are special.