Below are a few Photoshops some people made...
Posted on 11/28/2020 4:17:41 PM PST by MtnClimber
Explanation: Grand spiral galaxies often seem to get all the glory, flaunting their young, bright, blue star clusters in beautiful, symmetric spiral arms. But small galaxies form stars too, like nearby NGC 6822, also known as Barnard's Galaxy. Beyond the rich starfields in the constellation Sagittarius, NGC 6822 is a mere 1.5 million light-years away, a member of our Local Group of galaxies. A dwarf irregular galaxy similar to the Small Magellanic Cloud, NGC 6822 is about 7,000 light-years across. Brighter foreground stars in our Milky Way have a spiky appearance. Behind them, Barnard's Galaxy is seen to be filled with young blue stars and mottled with the telltale pinkish hydrogen glow of star forming regions in this deep color composite image.
(Excerpt) Read more at apod.nasa.gov ...
My brain gets that way considering those galaxies might have long gone dark...the observable photons the only remnant
Below are a few Photoshops some people made...
Yer killin’ me! LOL
But there are "nearby" galaxies estimated to be about that same age, 13-14 billion years. Somehow they can date them through analysis of certain types of stars within them, by their chemical composition.
Outstanding work! And a welcome break from the swirling electoral crapstorm currently in process.
This one below was the actual green girl on that Lost In Space episode...
And the craziest part of all, is that with all of these impossibly complex aspects to reality emerged such absurdities as Nancy Pelosi, Adam Schiff, James Comey, and the rest! This is smoking gun evidence that God had a wicked sense of humor!
The article does not point out that Barnard's Star is not in Barnard's Galaxy.
Are these correct? If so, they look pretty similar to me, though the 63's rear fenders are more rounded around the tail lights than the '64.
It’s the roof line that changed halfway though 1963.
A good friend of mine had a 1963 Galaxy, and it had a more square roof line, looked more like a 4 door without the back doors. When you see a 1963 vs 1963 1/2 the difference will be very obvious.
Sorry I don’t know how to post pictures, but here is a 1963 2 door .
I can’t speak with certainty to the differences between 63 and 64 models but I think you have them labeled correctly
I see they are called ‘boxtops’.
I think it’s just evidence that He gave us all we needed, and individually we make use of it as we will.
Some of us do far better than others do.
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