AMERICAN STAR OF BETHLEHEM

Space.com Bethlehem Star | bethlehemstar.net | Catholic Encyclopedia | Griffith Observatory | rlgn hst Star of Bethlehem | Interdisciplinary Encyclopedia | hst Star of Bethlehem
Signs In The Sky | astrol Star of Bethlehem | Star of Bethlehem | Astrologyzine | Charts - Star of Bethlehem | Crystal Links Star | essay Star of Bethlehem
article Star of Bethlehem | hst Star of Bethlehem | rlgn Star Bethlehem | CreationWiki Star of Bethlehem | astrol Star of Bethlehem | Star of Bethlehem Bibliog.. | Lyrics Star of Bethlehem
facts UK Astronomical | astron Star of Bethlehem | Star of Bethlehem De fin. | Says It Was Venus | astrol Star of Bethlehem | archeology Bethlehem Star | Surfing the Apocalypse
Crystal Links Index | Magi Wikipedia | Crystal Links Soc. Sc. | American Star of Bethlehem | Enlightenment | Star of Bethlehem Remedy | Kansas Wildflowers
Astronomical Perspective | SETI Star of Bethlehem | Star of Bethlehem Lyrics | article Star of Bethlehem | Wiki Bethlehem Star | Skeptical Probe Star Bethlehem | Magi Legacy
Wikipedia Star Bethlehem | Star of Bethlehem Reference | Star of Bethlehem Website | Bethlehem Star Explanations | article Star of Bethlehem | Griffith Observatory | The High Tech People
Star of Bethlehem Project | Star of Bethlehem | Jesus Christ Superstar | Para Star of Bethlehem | Bethlehem University | Star of Bethlehem | Gnosis

Star of BethlehemStar of Bethlehem

Star of Bethlehem Home
LastNext

AMERICAN STAR OF BETHLEHEM

American Star of Bethlehem
American Star of Bethlehem Hidden Behind A Mask of Disbelief

I scrambled down the evergreen tree, and as I ran past my sister sitting on the front porch steps, I pointed to the star. "Look—look! Look at that star! What do you think that is?" I said as I ran into the house and grabbed my telescope, but, - I was too late; I couldn't get my sights on it fast enough; so I stood and watched sadly as my star, the first and the brightest in the sky, went skating over the western horizon.

I stood there for a moment pondering what I'd seen "It wasn't too far above me. In a low orbit — I would think. Hmm . ." and as it was just going out of sight, I pointed to my star one more time and said to my sister, "There! Do you see that!  That star has been sitting right above me for the past three days and just now took off. What do you think it was?" She had seen it alright; She said, "I don't know; it's probably nothing; just a Russian satellite¹ changing orbit or something like that; it's nothing to worry about. It's nothing at all." And, I thought to myself, "Big sisters, are all too often, just, — thick as a brick."

[1] This technology was not known to exist in the 1960s. Furthermore, a large Russian satellite, sitting over the 1960s American Midwest, should have been an event of great concern.

Star of Bethlehem
Star of Bethlehem
LastNext

Star of Bethlehem