Two gods in Orion's Nebula

this is soooooo amazing;
Im thinking they might be spirits or angels or higher dimensional beings;
or maybe its just an optical illusion

It looks like
The one on the right is holding a baby;
and the one on the left is reaching out a hand and touching the baby's forehead;
also on the bottom left there is a blue man/woman standing in front of a pillar reaching one of his arms out


here is another one that looks like a hand doing something to a light source


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Pffft jsut optical illusions. But then again people see what they want to see.

it's rather amazing thats for sure
but I also saw the devils face in
the smoke coming from the WTC too.
So Id say optical illusion
but a great find

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Nice discussion about these odd shaped Nebulae, here

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Personally I like your perspective of these images, it does invoke a wonderful feeling. I also see God in such things, this is because I find truth in the Gospel of Thomas,
"Split a piece of wood and I am there, lift up a stone and you will find me."

The constellation of Orion is by far the most popular for good reason, mostly because it is easily recognizable. The Orion Nebula can be seen using a pair of binoculars viewed on a clear night, although it isn't as spectacular as those deep sky images. It appears more as a bluish white cloud.

Originally posted by DaRAGE
Pffft jsut optical illusions. But then again people see what they want to see.

Your comment is beyond redundant in my opinion, of coarse it is an optical illusion. All people, including you, see what they want to see. Do you think those images on your computer screen are real? Everything we see with our eyes is an optical illusion.

Einstein once said something to the effect that we cannot 'know' any 'thing', we merely perceive the waves of information reflected from these objects. This also means visual images, you do not actually see any object you simply see the light that illuminates it.

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I am pleased to see your philosophy about this area of space.

I believe the universe [omniverse] is one huge evolving philosophy. good stuff!