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Note that the sunspots (cooler regions) on the right correspond to the location of the brightest (most intense) x-rays (flares).The different appearance of the nectar regions of flowers under UV light is thought to guide butterflies to them.The center of the galaxy is in the center of each picture. Point out that except for the visible light photo, the pictures have assigned colors to the various intensities of the EM radiation. (gamma rays arent red etc) Also note that the x-ray and gamma ray pictures show bright sources away from the galactic core. These are thought to be black holes (the bright one on the left is Cygnus X-1; the one on the right is in the Carina nebula.)