The most striking finding comes from luminosity clustering at the center of the object. When the brightness curve is flattened, the inner region reveals a rotating “spin wave” pattern that moves clockwise. This pattern is not random noise. It displays curvature continuity, symmetric density gradients, and a repeating spiral that maintains its form across multiple luminosity thresholds.

This is the same clockwise structure Ray identified last week, but the enhanced data brings it into much sharper definition. In natural comets, gas expansion in the coma diffuses outward in all directions; it does not concentrate into a tightly wound rotational spiral. Yet here, the pattern is consistent with rotation rather than simple outgassing.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5803802&forum_id=2/#49468587)