God's Eye?

[Lanzerus]

http://news.aol.com/article/eye-of-god/360730

So appearantly several hundred light years away scientists and astrologers have found the 'eye of god' that watches over us from space...

kind of comical that we are told to seperate science from religion because nothing good can come out of it but what happens? we find a bunch of dying dwarf stars and ironically give them a very religious name...

[Marky]

Heh, I've seen that pic in and out of e-mails for quite a while, now. This is basically old news to me. I can't remember when this picture surfaced, though. Been sent it too many times (more than once...), too.

[AmbushCat]

What's next? Naming a previously undiscovered planet "Ifurita"?

[Haylie]

I named a chemical reaction Judas. Does that count?

[Funny Hat + Funny Accent]

I named a chemical reaction Judas. Does that count?

Not unless it inhibits a reaction named "Jesus."

[AmbushCat]

Or betrays it for 30 molecules.

[Selena Aninikkou]

kind of comical that we are told to seperate science from religion because nothing good can come out of it but what happens? we find a bunch of dying dwarf stars and ironically give them a very religious name...

I dunno; it seems kind of an appropriate name for what looks a whole lot like a giant blue eye staring at space.

[AmbushCat]

Put it that way, I just call it "creepy".

[Selena Aninikkou]

It's not nearly as creepy as this one: http://img.dailymail.co.uk/img/gallerie ... 00x350.jpg

[AmbushCat]

Whoa...looks like a cross between a cocoon and a fractal image.