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Stellar Metamorphosis: What a Quasar/Embryonic Galaxy Looks Like Up Close

Authors: Jeffrey Joseph Wolynski

According to establishment and their thought police on Wikipedia, the Crab Nebula or M1, is the remains of an exploding star. This is horrendously absurd. M1 is an embryonic galaxy. It resembles a homo-polar motor, is expanding, has a central pulsar and will eject from the Milky Way becoming a galaxy itself many millions of years in the future.

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