Posted on 04/16/2025 7:38:21 PM PDT by Beowulf9
For the first time ever, scientists have captured images of the flash of light that sparks at the very moment a human sperm cell makes contact with an egg.
The phenomenon has been observed in animals before, but no one's ever seen the spark of human conception. And what's even more incredible is the fact that some eggs burn brighter than others, which is a direct indication of their ability to develop into a healthy embryo, a team from Northwestern University found.
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I wasn’t there, but I assume my spark was very, very low.
We are fearfully and wonderfully made!
So, that’s what that flash was when I was conceived!!!
Pretty sure this was captured years ago !
I found it interesting that I used to be a very fast swimmer.
Why am I here?
Of High-Heeled boys?
Fiat lux, et lux erat.
The Hand of God reaches down, and the divine spark that ignites the soul is passed on.
That is the lesson I get from this finding.
Always good to carry an LED flashlight in dark spaces.
Flash! A-ah!
Were you wearing high heels along with the rest of the boys?
“Skyrockets in Flight, Afternoon Delight!!”
‘ For the first time ever, scientists have captured images of the flash of light that sparks at the very moment a human sperm cell makes contact with an egg.’
A tadpole suicide bombing. The horror.
I pray these images were captured during the in vitro process and the egg was not fertilized only to be discarded.
This is profound, as that little spark represents (excuse my spelling) the gelesenheit—the little spark of faith as represented by Meister Eckhardt in the 1500s(?) This is the moment the soul is created and conception is truly conceived. This is the work of God himself as represented in that spark. Truly amazing indeed.
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