The Principles of the Trinary Universe Chapter 4.07.2: Irregular and Elliptical Galaxies C®pyRight & C©pyLeft
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Jeffrey Scott Flesher “Medically Retired United States Air Force Staff Sergeant” Last Update: 14 January 2020 http://LightWizzard.com/books/trinary.universe/the.principles.of.the.trinary.universe.html
 

Chapter 4.07.2: Irregular and Elliptical Galaxies

When a Galaxy can no longer expand by building more Trinary Engines, it will stop production and start to morph into a different type of Galaxy, currently, these are classified as either Irregular or Elliptical, I will only refer to them as Older Galaxies or Mature Galaxies, a progression of this can be seen in: Illustration 4.10: Hubble's Galaxy Classification, once you understand the pattern, it is clear that this is just a natural part of the Evolution of a Galaxy.

Hubbles Galaxy Classification
Illustration 4.10: Hubble's Galaxy Classification Full Size

I see no reason at this point in time to change any of Hubble's Science, it is all based on Newton's Math, so its something we can all agree on; so this chapter needs a lot of work, I would like to detail how this shape comes to be, and show more images of this type of Galaxy, and where they can be found.

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