In 1614, Johannes Kepler suggested that a miraculous NOVA or "new star" was the
Star of Bethlehem.
He concludes that the
star of Bethlehem may have been a rare close conjunction of the planet Jupiter (regarded by the ancients as the "king-planet") and the star Regulus (which Larson says was regarded by both Babylonians and Romans as the "king-star").
Other things are going wrong, including the sudden absence of one child, requiring Neil Caple to pay both Herod and Joseph and an astronomy buff (Karl Davies) as the
Star of Bethlehem who insists the star should conform to physical reality.
In its 13th year, the city's tradition continues to honor Three Kings Day, a Christian celebration also known as the Epiphany that commemorates the Biblical story of the three kings, or wise men, who followed the
star of Bethlehem to bring gifts to Jesus.
May the Babe Jesus, the
Star of Bethlehem shine in your life and brighten every day of yours in 2006.
Children will also take part in a team power challenge, by racing their classmates to build the tallest tower and balancing the
star of Bethlehem on the top.
Astronomical enigmas; life on Mars, the
Star of Bethlehem, and other Milky Way mysteries.
Flower essences such as honeysuckle, gentian, gorse, walnut, and
Star of Bethlehem are a wonderful way to work with the emotional and psychological issues associated with smoking.
They followed the planets long before they followed the
star of Bethlehem into the Christmas story.
The horoscope of Christ at times became only the evocation of the
star of Bethlehem which appeared at the birth of Jesus, drawing attention to the image of the beautiful Virgin developed in the shadow of the theory of convergence.
The
Star of Bethlehem has always posed a problem for me.
Entitled Oh Little
Star of Bethlehem, 1999, the piece was an inquiry into the sublimation of Germany's past and the reconstruction of German national identity.