The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
particles within the atomic nucleus itself. Each of
these different portions of the light spectrum presents
a different view of our universe.
If we examine the heavens through the longer radio
waves (several meters) the "reading" we get is of a
universe alive with radiant fog or haze in almost all
directions. As we move to receivers of higher radio
frequencies, certain shapes and forms begin to
emerge or stand out from the general fog. The haze is
thicker and more radiant in the direction of the
galactic plane and is most bright at the galactic
nucleus. The plane of our galaxy appears as a
glowing archway across the sky. If we further increase
the frequency, we can penetrate or see deeper
through the fog and discover some discrete features.
Now we find extended sources of radiation and at still
higher frequencies point sources or "radio stars"
begin to show up that shine (at these frequencies)
more bright than any other objects in the heavens, yet
never seen by the human eye. At yet higher
frequencies, we reach the visual level of radiation,
where bright point sources or stars are the main
objects resolved. Beyond the visual window are the
ultra-high frequencies of the x-ray and gamma ray
wavelengths. These waves shine right through much
of what we would call matter and indicate the sites of
cataclysmic events and massive outpourings of
energy beyond our comprehension.
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