A Life Giving Star Of The Heavens Is Born..
The Magnificent Eagle Nebula..
A Star Birthing System Of Intergalactic Magic..
*EAGLE NEBULA PILLARS OF CREATION *
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THE EAGLE NEBULA
PILLARS OF CREATION
A STAR IS BORN
Brings New Life To A Cold And Forbidding Interstellar Space….
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STORY SYNOPSIS
INTERPLANETARTY PILLARS OF CREATION
Hubble Space Telescope Shows Columns of cool hydrogen gas in the Eagle Nebula serve as the incubators for new stars which look like tiny bubbles within the dark pillars.
Our own star the Sun came from a similar star berthing nebula possibly the Orion Nebula the same nebula the ancient Egyptian Pharos thought their After Life was located.
Egyptian Heaven for Pharos.
King Tut Reminds Us That The Alignment of the Great Pyramids in Egypt matches the Alignment of the Stars in the Belt of Orion, a significant Star Birthing Nebula and King Tut’s after life home-
OUR LIFE GIVING STAR THE SUN
A Star is natures most magnificent creation bringing life to all living things.
Our Sun has a life span of some eight billion years and we are half way through it’s life cycle. In four more billion years the Sun will expand in to what is called a Red Giant engulfing planets Mercury, Venus and our own home Planet Earth in unimaginable cosmic violence.
The Sun will implode on itself and become a white Dwarf drifting aimlessly in to interstellar space.
The Sun will eventually be recycled in to a larger debris cluster possible being part of a new solar system somewhere in outer space.
The Sun converts six hundred million tons of hydrogen per second in to Helium for an astonished eight billion years, an amazing number.
END STORY SYNOPSIS
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END TRANSMISSION
FROM KING TUT
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