You know, my favourite interests area is the astronomy.
This is the oldest science.
And this will takes us the farthest, at some point.
This question is exciting me for a while:
What do we see on this picture?
Some kind of we see an unknown natural formation till now?
Do we see the tangible sign of a star engineer activity possibly here?
Is what we may discover on the picture is a coincidence only?
But it may be it that I am the victim of only a programmer's joke?
Who is it, who knows it, what it is necessary to look for on the picture?
An other man noticed it possibly, that me?
This is the oldest science.
And this will takes us the farthest, at some point.
This question is exciting me for a while:
What do we see on this picture?
Some kind of we see an unknown natural formation till now?
Do we see the tangible sign of a star engineer activity possibly here?
Is what we may discover on the picture is a coincidence only?
But it may be it that I am the victim of only a programmer's joke?
Who is it, who knows it, what it is necessary to look for on the picture?
An other man noticed it possibly, that me?
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Perhaps it would be God's eyes, which sees everything?
I do not know.
But since I was a young child has an unexplained strange feeling when I look in Orion. This is my favorite constellation. As a Hungarian name of the Reaper. The man that will take you to the afterlife.
Do not even like to turn my back on him.
It is now not take it too seriously, but my feeling is certainly there.
I do not know.
But since I was a young child has an unexplained strange feeling when I look in Orion. This is my favorite constellation. As a Hungarian name of the Reaper. The man that will take you to the afterlife.
Do not even like to turn my back on him.
It is now not take it too seriously, but my feeling is certainly there.
I would welcome all people interested in astronomy, I recommend the program Stellarium.
What we see here is not like photo of the stars.
The stars are displayed based on the data stored in a database.
Programmers humorous adventurous people, I just know, because I was a programmer.
So maybe, it was only a joke.
Plus it is a photo montage, which is made from the surrounding nebula.
What we see here is not like photo of the stars.
The stars are displayed based on the data stored in a database.
Programmers humorous adventurous people, I just know, because I was a programmer.
So maybe, it was only a joke.
Plus it is a photo montage, which is made from the surrounding nebula.
Yes, I was thinking something similar.
Maybe we see a supernova explosion long ago was generated trace star formation?
Unfortunately I'm not an astrophysicist.
Maybe I could have been, if I'm not so lazy to study.
And if I am a member of the Communist Party.
But the circle of stars (seemingly) nearly the same luminosity.
Their B-V index are similar, B0.
They are probabily Blue Giants.
Well, you are right SY!
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Wacky Gyuri
The issue is clarified:
Starship Asterisk* • View topic - Star circle around Sigma Orionis. Coincidence?
Wacky Gyuri
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