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Hello, several years ago I made a post here linking to a web article of mine concerning something interesting regarding the miracle of the sun at Fatima. The eye witness testimony suggests, and strongly, that the ‘dance’ of the sun was actually a star going through its life cycle at a very rapid pace. A comparison between the display beheld in the sky at Fatima and the behaviors of stars shows a remarkable concordance. And there is greater import to this than the show it put on. The life cycle of stars was not properly understood by science until some years after the miracle, making it a display of superhuman knowledge as well as power.
I thought it proper to repost this now as its the 100th anniversary of the miracle, and so interest will be relatively high.
Another reason for sharing this anew is an interesting fact I’ve discovered in the interim and incorporated in my article. The sun on that day was in the house of the constellation Virgo, the virgin, and right next to its brightest light, the star called Spica. Of course the lady of Fatima was believed to be the virgin Mary, and she even wore a star on the hem of her dress. Stars behave differently based on their mass, and what the witnesses reported resembles the life of a star, but not that of our sun. The sun was said to shine with a blue light, and a star must be much larger than Sol to do so. As it so happens Spica - not only the brightest light in Virgo and very near in the sky to the sun that day, but also near the hem of her dress - is a blue star whose behavior would likely match that of the miracle. It seems the Lady may have been revealing herself to humanity as she had to the children, only here through her representative star.
If you are of a scientific inclination, and have an interest in the miracle, I believe that you’ll find the article interesting. Here is the link: sciencemiraclesun.blogspot.com/
I thought it proper to repost this now as its the 100th anniversary of the miracle, and so interest will be relatively high.
Another reason for sharing this anew is an interesting fact I’ve discovered in the interim and incorporated in my article. The sun on that day was in the house of the constellation Virgo, the virgin, and right next to its brightest light, the star called Spica. Of course the lady of Fatima was believed to be the virgin Mary, and she even wore a star on the hem of her dress. Stars behave differently based on their mass, and what the witnesses reported resembles the life of a star, but not that of our sun. The sun was said to shine with a blue light, and a star must be much larger than Sol to do so. As it so happens Spica - not only the brightest light in Virgo and very near in the sky to the sun that day, but also near the hem of her dress - is a blue star whose behavior would likely match that of the miracle. It seems the Lady may have been revealing herself to humanity as she had to the children, only here through her representative star.
If you are of a scientific inclination, and have an interest in the miracle, I believe that you’ll find the article interesting. Here is the link: sciencemiraclesun.blogspot.com/