Looking through a telescope, whether a conventional stand alone telescope, or zooming in using a phone camera, the "stars" in the sky become some sort of living "creature" or "life form." These things vibrate, morph into different shapes, break in half or break and then reattach, move into other areas of the sky nearly instantly, change colors, and so much more.
It's difficult explaining this.
Words are hard to find. It sometimes sounds so outrageous.
It is so different from what we have all grown up learning. We were taught that the lights in the nighttime sky are stars trillions and trillions of miles away. They are like Sol, our sun, more or less. Unsolid balls of gasses that provide light and heat to the planets that orbit them.
These videos and pictures are NOT stars like we've taught.
This is never talked about in the tv news, or NASA news. It was never talked about in science classes. I was never taught that sometimes when I look at stars through a telescope they make look like fast moving insects underwater! I wasn't taught that stars vibrate and change colors, were you?
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