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崢玄です、さそり座生まれ、日本育ちの地球人, 🏍CMX500, O型 ,上善若水
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[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

The "Cigar" galaxy (M82) in a new image from the James Webb Space Telescope

M82 boasts an incredibly high rate of star formation. This is likely driven by tidal interactions with the neighboring galaxy M81. In M82's central region, stars are born ten times faster than in our own Milky Way. Intense radiation and powerful stellar winds from these newborn stars impact the surrounding gas. This process generates a "galactic wind," clearly visible in the photograph as a bipolar red outflow. At the same time, the wind compresses the interstellar medium, triggering a new wave of star formation.

However, such a rapid rate of star formation cannot be sustained indefinitely. Once the galactic wind becomes sufficiently intense, it will blow away the material needed to form new stars. It is highly probable that, in a few tens of millions of years, the rate of star formation in M82 will drop significantly.

[Dr Rudolf Steiner @RudolfStein2026]

Every thought you think becomes part of the moral atmosphere of humanity.

Dr Steiner said it plainly: "Thoughts are deeds."

Thinking is never private.
Every noble thought strengthens the world.
Every selfish or chaotic thought leaves a real imprint in the spiritual field around us.

Just as smoke pollutes the physical air, immoral thinking pollutes the invisible air of humanity.
And just as clean air sustains life, pure thinking sustains human freedom.

You are constantly radiating something.

Steiner describes the human being as a moral sun.
Your thoughts stream outward, influencing the clarity of other minds,
shaping the destiny of communities,
preparing the future long before events appear in history.

The world of tomorrow is being built quietly by the thoughts we choose today.

But Steiner goes further.

He says humanity is not evolving alone.
Angelic beings are working within every human soul, preparing the next stage of evolution.

Their work centers on three great impulses.

1) Brotherhood.
As a reality where another person's suffering is experienced as your own.
A civilization grounded in compassion rather than competition.

2) Spiritual Freedom.
The ability to perceive the divine individuality in every human being —
not because you are told to believe it,
but because you directly experience it.

3) Spiritual Cognition.
A future where thinking becomes an organ of perception —
not merely analyzing the world,
but seeing spiritual reality through purified consciousness.

This is humanity's next step.

But there is a warning.

If humanity remains asleep in materialism, these impulses cannot awaken consciously.
They sink into the unconscious instead.

And when that happens:

Brotherhood becomes instinct and uncontrolled desire.
Spiritual freedom becomes knowledge without wisdom.
Spiritual cognition becomes technology without conscience.

Power grows.
Morality does not.

The result is a civilization that can master matter while forgetting the soul.

The future is not predetermined.
It is shaped every moment by the quality of our thinking.

Every thought strengthens either freedom or materialism.
Every thought helps prepare either a more human future — or a more mechanical one.

The battle for humanity does not begin in politics.
It begins in consciousness.

Because thoughts are not merely ideas.
They are deeds.

[Earth @earthcurated]

"Where the sky blushes in pink hues, Mount Fuji stands as a silent sentinel a perfect harmony of fire, ice, and absolute peace."

[Ramblings @ramblingsloa]

Within you there is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at any time and be yourself.

Hermann Hesse

[Moon @moondailys]

Strawberry Moon Over Fuji

[The Astronomy Guy @astrooalert]

JUST IN🚨: NASA released a new Mars image showing real clouds 250 million miles away. These include rare iridescent clouds seen for the first time on another planet.

[WhatdoIknow @Earstohearyou]

THE NINE-POINTED STAR ✨

9 is the last single digit before the cycle COMPLETES... to begin anew.
The acients associated CREATION with BREATH and SOUND. Vibration organising matter. Order emerging from MOTION.

The SOLFEGGIO FREQUENCIES reduce by digital root to 3, 6 or 9.

174 - 3 (1+7+4=12) (1+2=3)
285 - 6 (2+8+5=15) (1+5=6)
396 - 9 (3+9+6=18) (1+8=9)
417 - 3 (4+1+7=12) (1+2=3)
528 - 6 (5+2+8=15) (1+5=6)
639 - 9 (6+3+9=18) (1+8=9)
741 - 3 (7+4+1=12) (1+2=3)
852 - 6 (8+5+2=15) (1+5=6)
963 - 9 (9+6+3=18) (1+8=9)

A repeating harmonic pattern.

The ENNEAGRAM. The NINE POINTED STAR.

The highest single digit. The completed cycle.

If 3, 6 and 9 describe the cycles of the MANIFEST world...

is 9 the threshold?

The point where every completed cycle yields to a higher OCTAVE?

[The Science Academy @scienceacademyX]

Andromeda Galaxy shining above El Capitan

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

The Echo of the Universe’s Loudest Crash
Black holes may look like perfect voids of silence, but don’t be fooled. When two of them dance too close, they begin a deadly spiral, whipping around each other faster and faster until they slam together in a cataclysmic merger. In that final instant, spacetime itself shudders, sending powerful ripples—gravitational waves—racing across the cosmos. By the time they reach Earth, these waves are whisper-weak, stretching and squeezing our planet by a fraction of an atom. Yet giant detectors like LIGO are listening… and they heard something https://t.co/bokVzBYCEJ year ago, instruments captured the loudest black-hole collision ever recorded: the event known as GW250114. Now, after meticulously dissecting its signal, astronomers have unveiled an astonishingly sharp portrait of the newborn black hole that emerged from the violence.The real magic lies in what we can’t see with light. Anything too close to a black hole’s event horizon is forever hidden from our eyes. But gravitational waves don’t care about that barrier. The “direct” part of the signal comes from right at the edge, letting us peer into the forbidden zone. From it, scientists extracted exquisite details: exactly how fast the new horizon is spinning and the crushing strength of gravity right on its surface.This is one of the rarest opportunities we’ve ever had to stress-test Einstein’s general theory of relativity. If he’s correct, three independent measurements—the shape of the gravitational-wave “ringdown,” the black hole’s spin, and its surface gravity—must lock together in perfect, elegant agreement. So far, they do.And that’s what makes the event horizon so electrifying. It’s the cosmic arena where the two great pillars of physics collide: Einstein’s smooth, geometric spacetime and the jittery, probabilistic world of quantum mechanics. They still refuse to get along. Every new glimpse at that boundary brings us one step closer to the ultimate theory that will finally unite them.The universe just threw its loudest punch—and we caught the echo.

[Moon @moondailys]

Full Moon

[World and Science @WorldAndScience]

Gorgeous: Candyfloss-like clouds of gas swirl through the Large Magellanic Cloud, their vivid hues - made visible through filtered light—highlighting cosmic detail.

(Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, C. Murray)

[Astronomy Today @astronomytodayy]

A curtain of aurora seen from 400 km above Earth

[impulse! records @impulselabel]

#JohnColtrane’s 'Impressions' is now available in the Verve Acoustic Sounds Series. Often overshadowed by the landmark albums that surround it, 'Impressions' documents John Coltrane’s classic quartet as they emerged as one of the premier ensembles in jazz.

[Night Sky Today @NightSkyToday]

JUST IN🚨: SCIENTISTS PROVE A THIRD STATE BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH.

Researchers have found that even after an organism is technically "dead," its cells don't just stop.

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

80 Times the Size of the Sun ☀

NASA astronomers have vividly illustrated the size difference between our Sun and the blue supergiant Rigel (located in the constellation Orion, approximately 773 light-years away). Rigel shines 85,000 times more brightly than the Sun, illuminating vast regions of space, including the Orion Nebula and the Witch Head Nebula. This makes it one of the most prominent objects in the night sky. The star is part of a three-component system: Rigel B and Rigel C form a binary pair orbiting a common center of gravity; although their luminosity is significantly lower, they can be distinguished using a medium-power telescope.

By cosmic standards, such giants have short lifespans, yet they play a crucial role in galactic evolution. Material ejected from them serves as building blocks for new star systems. For comparison, there are even larger stars—such as VV Cephei, which is 1,900 times the size of the Sun. Nevertheless, Rigel remains one of the most recognizable and beloved stars, as it is easily spotted with the naked eye near Orion's Belt.

[HUBBLE @HUBBLE_space]

Our ESA/Hubble Picture of the Month features a starry chandelier 💡

This is the globular cluster NGC 6723, also known as the Chandelier Cluster. Each of its ‘lightbulbs’ is an individual star 27,000 light-years away in the constellation Sagittarius (the Archer) 🏹 1/3

[Hitoshi Naitou @hina21no3]

雲海の上微かに

櫛形山で先日撮影
#富士山　#雲海　#朝焼け

[Blue Note Records @bluenoterecords]

WRTI: How Clifford Brown's tragic death and radiant legacy rerouted jazz, by Nate Chinen https://t.co/9a5KsEgiXM

[WBSS @WBSS]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY...Dave Grusin! "MODAJI", ft Grover Washington Jr. To check out music/video links & discover more about his musical legacy, click here: https://t.co/zbXJx5jgLW @davegrusinjazz #SOULTALK #LONDON