There are many, many more (almost countless) out there. The sun’s closest stellar neighbors are three stars in the Alpha Centauri system. The two main stars are Alpha Centauri A and Alpha Centauri B, which form a binary pair. They are an average of 4.3 light-years from Earth. The third star is Proxima Centauri. It… Continue reading Helios Is Ours II
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Helios Is Ours I
It is the closest one we have, but there are many, many more (almost countless) out there. The sun’s closest stellar neighbors are three stars in the Alpha Centauri system. The two main stars are Alpha Centauri A and Alpha Centauri B, which form a binary pair. They are an average of 4.3 light-years from… Continue reading Helios Is Ours I
Helios II
Will disappear again? 58th again? The last rays of sunshine in three months? Just like every other year. I know. I did promise… Digital Dread? What the hell am I supposed to do? “I am talking about you… Come on rude boy, I don’t want to have any of…” The number of times I have… Continue reading Helios II
Helios I
Almighty. Worshipping the Sun makes sense to me. The other stuff? Does not. A man? Any man or woman for that mater, walking this earth and in fact being a God? Honestly? Why would a God have a gender to begin with and if that would be the case surely it would not be male?… Continue reading Helios I
We Are Lacking Energy?
Really? How is that even possible!!? It’s right there, beneath our feet, straight from the underground. An unlimited heat source (roughly 4 or 5 billions years or so to go, Tellus (Earth) is already that old and until Helios (our Sun) runs out of fuel 1H (Hydrogen); we got plenty of H2O (water). What is… Continue reading We Are Lacking Energy?
Who’s Got The Power?
Helios does! Nuclear-gravity-crunching-business billion years of pure power. H1 (Hydrogen) + H1 (Hydrogen) becomes He2 (Helium)*; “simply” by crushing them – it is called fusion. Our Sun is a medium-sized star with a radius of about 435,000 miles (700,000 kilometers). Many stars are much larger – but the Sun is far more massive than our… Continue reading Who’s Got The Power?
Blue Light
If you don’t know? You may be fooled. The trees without leaves would give it away. In reality it’s cold, harsh, I mean really, really cold and exceptionally crisp. It is something… odd. It is early February in the far North. The light? It is exceptional (it has to do with the distance to the… Continue reading Blue Light
Signs V
Symbols and signs have a meaning. It has already happened. It’s been a long while since I saw the markings. The youth are the future and it is simply a question of education. “It” is a 5000 year old symbol representing Helios, that is our sun. The one star in our solar system. One of… Continue reading Signs V
Continuous Stream
My physics teacher once told us in class: – Now, we’re going to do an experiment that you (little ones) will never understand. – By the way, I don’t either. It is a continuous stream of particles = laser. Photons are particles yet they behave like a wave at the same time. That is a… Continue reading Continuous Stream
What Generation Are You?
NEXUS 6 – What is that? – That is our sun, Helios viewed from afar. – What about all the other dots in the image? – They are either other stars or galaxies. – What is a galaxy? – A galaxy is a very large collection of stars (100 – 400 billion)… our galaxy is… Continue reading What Generation Are You?