TRANSLATE THIS PAGE INTO ANY LANGUAGE

DO SUPERNOVA EFFECT

LIVING THINGS ON EARTH ?

SUPERNOVA 1987A

We have talked much about Supernova 1987a.

The impending explosion is supposed to touch the earth with its light.

But do Supernovas effect life on earth in any way.

Can we prove that they do..

The following is from the Knight Tribune News Service.

 I call your attention especially to paragraph 9 in the news release below.

Exploding stars supplied Earths atmosphere

Telescope reveals 'fountain of  life'

Knight-Tribune News Service

ATLANTA -- A new space telescope has revealed the inner workings of a stellar factory that produces enormous quantities of oxygen.-- what one astronomer called "the real fountain of life.'

Scientists think most of the oxygen we breathe was generated initially by a relatively small number of massive exploding stars known as "supernovae." Along with other elements -- the raw materials of 'new stars and planets -- this precious gas eventually spread throughout the universe, including our own solar system.

"Such massive stars create lots of oxygen in their nuclear furnaces,

" Massachusetts Institute of Technology astronomer Claude Canizares said yesterday at the annual meeting of the American Astronomical Society. "It was explosions of such supernovae that permitted life on Earth."

Once life evolved on this planet, oxygen generation by bacteria and plants became self-sustaining.

Thus, humans today are not dependent upon supernovae for oxygen, although such explosions continue to spread it through the cosmos.

The ring-shaped remnants of one such supernova -- labeled EO102-72 -- were studied on' two occasions last fall by NASA's powerful new Chandra X-ray Observatory "

When it blew up, the giant star, 15 to 25 times more massive than our sun, was 200,000 light-years from Earth in the Small Magellanic Cloud, one of the galaxies closest to our own Milky Way. (A light-year is about 6 trillion miles).

The brilliant light from the starburst reached Earth about 1,000 years ago, and could have been visible to the naked eyes of people in Australia or South America, Canizares said.

Chandra, launched in July, carries an instrument called a high-energy spectrometer that spreads out X-rays, much as a prism breaks up a beam of light, into a rainbow of different wavelengths. It recognizes each element, such as carbon, oxygen, or iron, by its unique wavelength.

The Chandra images showed that about half the gas expelled by the exploding star was oxygen -- an unexpectedly high amount. Elements such as iron and magnesium also were manufactured, but in lesser amounts.

The oxygen from this supernova alone would weigh as much as 10 of our suns, and would be enough to supply 1,000 solar systems like our own, Canizares said. The gas formed inside the star, where nuclear fusion of primordial hydrogen gradually built up heavier elements, such as carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur and iron.

"Understanding supernovae helps us to learn about the processes that formed chemical elements like those which are found on Earth and are necessary for life," said Kathy Flanagan, another MIT astronomer. "We have just seen a star rip its belly open and show us what's inside."

Canizares said after the oxygen was "baked in the oven" he added, it was "made available to those of us who like to take a breathe." The manufacture of oxygen and other elements in stars continues to this day. An enormous supernova exploded in 1987 and more are expected every 2 to 100 years. The last in our own galaxy was in 1602.

THE ABOVE IS REFERRING TO SUPERNOVA 1987A WHICH I HAVE PROPOSED IS THE 7TH SEAL

OF THE BOOK OF REVELATION

However, a huge southern star called Eta Carina 9,000 light years away in the Milky Way may have already blown up during the time it takes its light to reach Earth, according to Stephen Maran, an astronomer at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md.

THE ABOVE IS REFERRING TO ETA CARINA WHICH I HAVE PROPOSED IS THE 7TH ANGEL

OF THE BOOK OF REVELATION

IS THERE DNA 

ACTUALLY COMING FROM ETA CARINA ?

This is from NOAO Astronomy Picture of the Day

In the text below, pay attention to the 3rd sentence and the final sentence.

Astronomy Picture of  the Day

Discover the cosmos!

 Each day a different image  or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.

The Keyhole Nebula

Credit: NOAO; Copyright: AURA, all rights reserved.

Explanation: The dark dusty Keyhole  Nebula, gets its name from its unusual shape.

Officially designated NGC 3324, the Keyhole Nebula is a smaller region superposed on the larger Eta Carina Nebula.

These nebulae were created by the dying star Eta Carina, which is prone to violent outbursts during its final centuries.

Noted and discussed as early as 1840 when a spectacular explosion became visible, the Eta Carina system now appears to be undergoing an unusual period of change.

An emission nebula that contains much dust, the Keyhole Nebula is roughly 9,000 light years distant.

This photogenic nebula can be seen in the south with even a small telescope.

The Keyhole Nebula was recently discovered to contain highly structured clouds of molecular gas.

< Archive I Index I Search I Calendar I Glossary. I  Education I About APOD > Authors & editors: Robert Nemlroff (MTU) & Jerr http : / /www.sai.msu.su/ apod/ ap980112.html  

What is important here is  the last sentence of the text above.

 The Keyhole Nebula was recently discovered to contain highly structured clouds of molecular gas.

 Molecular is DNA. (See Below).

The second thing to take note of is the third sentence which says,

"These Nebulae were created by the dying star Eta Carina.

Eta Carina created a nebula that contains highly structured clouds of molecular gas.

Which means DNA created for a specific purpose.

DEFINITION OF MOLECULAR

mo-lec-u-lar (m...-luk"y...-1...r) adj. 1. Abbr. mol. Of, relating to, or consisting of molecules.

2. Of or relating to s'nnple or basic structure or form. -mo,lec"u-lar"x-ty ('l2r"1-t n. --mo.lec"u.lar:ly adv.

Notice the definition of molecular as belonging to basic structures, which would be DNA.

Let's go on with the definition

molecular biology n. The branch of biology that deals, with the formation, structure, and activity of macromolecules essential to life, such as nucleic acids and proteins, and especially with their role in cell replication and the transmission of genetic information. --molecular biologist n.

MOLECULAR--TRANSMISSION OF GENETIC INFORMATION

NUCLEIC ACIDS  DNA

So here we see molecular biology dealing with macromolecules essential to life such as nucleic acids and it specifically says concerning their role in cell replication and transmission of genetic information.

And remember we were shown above that Eta Carina contains highly structured molecular gas.

The definition referred to nucleic acids.

Lets look that up in the dictionary before we end here.

NUCLEIC ACIDS  DEFINITION

nu-cle-ic acid (m-kl¶"% -kP"-, ny~-) n. Any of a group of complex compounds found in all living cells and viruses, composed of purine: pyrimidines, carbohydrates, and phosphoric acid.

Nucleic acids in the form of DNA and RNA control cellular function and heredity.

DNA and RNA to control heredity.

Coming from where.

AS YOU SAW WITH YOUR OWN EYES

So there is scientific proof that Supernova do effect the living things on earth with life giving elements, and without them life could not exist on this planet.

SO LET US KEEP OUR EYE ON SUPERNOVA 1987A !!

AND ETA CARINA

CHECK IN  LET ME KNOW YOU WERE HERE  CLICK HERE  

Your donation to help keep this work going    CLICK HERE