Nebulae

Stars are born inside clouds of gas and dust called nebulae.

In 1783 Caroline Herschel discovered three new nebulae.

Using the Hooker Telescope — the largest telescope of its day — at Mt. Wilson Observatory in California, astronomer Edwin Hubble found that some nebulae, such as the Andromeda nebula, were separate galaxies like our own Milky Way galaxy.

From the microcosm to nebulae and galaxies... The universe is like an immeasurable web conceived by an unknowable Mind. In space-time, everything is interconnected: tiny waves of Universal Consciousness.