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Yes that is the site that I was refering to. I am impressed how the HSF software has improved so that it can reproduce hyperlinks for reference from other parts of the internet.

In fact I made the same mistake of clicking on the reference and then could not get back into HSF. I forgot to copy HSF's thread so I had to log out and come back on.

To answers your questions: I congratulate you for your observations. The orginal photos are from Hubble's latest deep space signals-- prior to its telescope mal- functioning.

The photo is not true stero as at the distance involved it would take Hubble millions of year to photgraph the change in the rotation or what ever you call it.

By shifting the true photo slightly one gets a stereo photo as if they waited the million of years to see.

When the brain see the shifted photo it give one a clearer image as the computer can shift the photo vertically slightly to see a clearer image.

What one see in the side by side photos can be interpit differently by the train or untrain observer.

Some computers display the photo verticall side by side, other show them under each other. A wide screen (like a laptop) will see the phots side by side.

If one were to print out the side by side photo one would have to reverse the side by side to get the stereo effect seen on the computer screen.

Looking at the photo in synthetic stereo one can see the galatic formations in a vortex arrangement. In fact there is a definate dark area or black hole in the center of the galatic formations pictured. Possibly two!