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Originally Posted by Placidus
What I'm seeing for the first time here is not just the usual favourite assembly of small crisp discrete structures (Mrs Logie, the flying kangaroo, the emu, the euphemistic hair-dryer, etc) but also a series of very long, coherent and salient but far less sharp streamers, not organized into shock fronts. A bit like a glassy lagoon had been put on a hot-plate and was starting to melt locally, a la Salvador Dali's watch. These are undoubtedly real and important structures, I've just never seen them before. Thanks for a new view. Perhaps your image scale is especially suited to showing these long, streaming features. Also it's upside-down to the way I normally see it, and that might have helped see it anew, but I think your particular processing has helped bring them out.
Mike
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Thanks Mike, I am certain I have seen all of the structures in many images before, probably Fred's most notably. Maybe it is just the way I processed the data. In any event despite it being a well imaged target I think these is always more to investigate and get out of this target.
