Milky Way Galaxy and Andromeda Galaxies creating Duplicate Space Dimensions by Mirroring each others effects ™ © ℠
Milky Way Galaxy and Andromeda Galaxy Mirroring each other ™ © ℠
How the Milky way Galaxy and Andromeda Galaxy create each others Spacetime dimensions by Mirroring each other
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PAGE 1 MILKY WAY & ANDROMEDA MOVING AROUND EACH OTHER IN VARIOUS POSITIONS LIKE 2 MIRRORS FACING EACH OTHER
PAGE 2 TWO TYPICAL MIRRORS FACING EACH OTHER ON. THE LEFT MIRROR REPRESENTING THE MILKY WAY GALAXY, THE MIDDLE STICK FIGURE REPRESENTING THE LOCAL GROUP GALAXY AND THE MIRROR ON THE RIGHT REPRESENTING THE ANDROMEDA GALAXY
PAGE 3 Milky way distance to local group galaxy is 1.5 million light years. Andromeda distance to local group galaxy is 1 million light years. The local group galaxy DIAMETER is 10 million light years. The Milky Way represents MIRROR 1, Andromeda represents MIRROR 2. Andromeda and the Milky way distance to each other is 2.5 million years
PAGE 5 In this illustration of THE ROTOR EFFECT, shows how the reflections of the Milky way, Local group galaxy and Andromeda react as mirrors with each other creating sub-relativistic spacetime environments of gravity, light with each others own masses and its own gravitational forces to share each others spacetimes and sub-relativistic space.
BUCU NERU NÂ RICERCA DI DIVERSIUNI SPAZIALI-BLACK HOLE IN SPACE DIVERSION RESEARCH Tiurìa: n'auta cuncintrazzioni di riflessi
Theory: high concentration of reflections could divert the black holes paths AND TRAJECTORY

