Because:
15 February 2017 Michael: A delusion that blurry galaxy images magically appear at z > 10 and not below does not need to be answered.
Every *single* time that you back yourself into a corner, and I ask you for published or in this case photographic evidence to support your claim, your run. No published papers that claimed that 'electrical discharges are impossible in plasma". No published examples of "reconnection" which were absent of all charged particles. No images of distance galaxies that aren't "blurry' either. Your entire argument is a *sham* and that's the reason you cannot produce the requested image.
15 February 2017 Michael: A delusion that astronomers do not exist
! - it is astronomers who have stated no blurring is seen, e.g. Zwicky, Wright.
Zwicky never mentioned, or considered *most* types of inelastic scattering and Wright hasn't *published* anything on that topic, it's just a *website* handwave, and it all points right back to Zwicky who was selling his *own tired light theory* when he wrote about *Compton* scattering *only*.
What a sham.
The lack of blurring can be verified by anyone with eyes, fingers, a computer and basic research skills. There may be millions of galaxy images on the Internet and in databases, e.g.
Hubble Deep Field
The most distant galaxies in that image sure look blurry to me compared to closeup images of closer galaxies.
My emphasis added.
15 February 2017 Michael: Ignorant citation of an idea that dark energy may be explained by volition of energy conservation
Wow. You're going to claim that your dark energy gnome is powered by a violation of the laws of physics? You call that a "good' scientific argument? Is there any "delusion" you won't entertain?
Gibberish does not address a lie:
You lied when you said that your side wasn't trying to violate the laws of physics and you accused me of lying about it. It turns out however that your side *is* trying to violate the laws of physics, so I told the truth, and you told the lie.
You do ignorantly leave out the scattering processes that are *documented* to occur in plasma, hence all the supernatural, superstitious nonsense you need to fix your mistakes. You need 95 percent gap filler to fix one *empirical* scattering mistake.