Sorry,
But this is total B.S.
No one has seen a planet around another Star.
In fact, the best we can see are stars, and they look like dots.
All we can see are their color.
No one has seen any features of any star...
Like it says, artist rendition...
Actually, you can google several pictures of exoplanets that have been photographed by Hubble.
No one has seen a planet around another Star.
In fact, the best we can see are stars, and they look like dots.
All we can see are their color.
No one has seen any features of any star...
Like it says, artist rendition...
Artist's rendition of stars, INTEL inside:
PINTELE Yid -- essential Jewishness:
...The little spark, the little point of purity, the Holy of Holies.
The littlest letter in the Hebrew alphabet is the Yud. It is a little dot. A small point. The pintele Yid is the pintele Yud. The numerical value of Yud is ten. Ten always connotes completion. In the decimal system when you go beyond nine, you go back to "one." You have gone back to the beginning, but on a higher level. Ten is an entire level higher.
The first Jew:
Gen 15
5. And he brought him outside, and said, Look now toward heaven, and count the stars, if you are able to count them; and he said to him, So shall your seed be:
6. And he believed in the Lord; and he counted it to him for righteousness:
Count the stars, if you are able to count them.
Can you count to 5 at least? Because "the stars" is ha-kokavim [הכוכבים]. The letter hei [ה] is the definite article "the". It's the letter with the value of 5.
Ha- kokavim *is* Five Stars = the best of the best of the best.
Everyone alive (in the present) knows the meaning, and Abraham's God is not the god of the dead but the God of the living.
Furthermore, one of the meanings of the letter hei is "here is", sourced from when Joseph said, "Here is [hei] seed for you." (Gen 47:23)
"Hey" you. Even the Japanese got the INTEL, because over here in the land named for its being the origin of the sun, under numerical substitutions is the info for 10:
Number -- 10
Kun'yomi readings -- tō, to, ta
On'yomi readings -- ju, ji
Transliterations from English readings -- ten[a]
Notes
a. The reading ten is more commonly achieved by reading the decimal point as ten (点), meaning "point".
5 can be read as "go".
The first Jew is ID'd at Gen 12:1, because the Lord said to Abram, "Go!", and he went.
When his name was changed to Abraham in chapter 17, the letter hei (= 5) was added. (Hei is seed for you.)
In fact, the best we can see are stars, and they look like dots.
5 also reads as "ko", which is a play on kō, a prefix meaning high, higher. An example is kō-gashitsu, "high image quality."
Also from the second link in this post (re the letter hei), the highest soul level:
Five also signifies the five levels of the soul: nefesh, ruach, neshamah, chayah and yechidah.12 The fifth tier, yechidah, means union. People commonly refer to this level of the soul as the pintele Yid, the G-dly spark that every Jew possesses. The pintele Yid is the spark that can never become contaminated or extinguished, the spark that unites every Jew with G-d.
Easy bet: Double or nothing he makes it.
"Ten is an entire level higher. "The survey, called Binaries Escorted by Orbiting Planets, or BEBOP, was established specifically to search for planets like this one.
Double prizes! ;)
P.S. "Ten!" in Hebrew [!תן] means "Give!" (masc. sing imper.)
Reminds me of this old time classic song about being 'neath the stars up above:
Buck made his first recordings in his own right for the small Pep label in 1956. His first release was Down On The Corner Of Love which was well-received locally, but due to poor distribution failed to sell in vast numbers. LINK
"Forget what you knew -- We'll start life anew, down on the corner of lo♥e."
I wonder how KIC 9832227 is doing these days.
