EL POPULISMOBANANERO ES LA MAGIA POTAGIA QUE YA ESTÁ MAS VISTA QUE LAS PELICULAS DEL OESTE...

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EL POPULISMOBANANERO ES LA MAGIA POTAGIA QUE YA ESTÁ MAS VISTA QUE LAS PELICULAS DEL OESTE...

LA MAGIA POTAGIA DE BARILOCHENSE, SOLO ES POPULISMO BANANERO...

Jesucristo es Dios ... Y punto..............

Y la ley de Jesucristo es la ley de Dios....... y punto.....................................................

Y la Ley de Dios así nos dice:

"todas las cosas que queráis que los hombres hagan con vosotros, así también haced vosotros con ellos; porque ésta es la ley y los profetas". (Mateo 7:12)

Jesús también enseña los verdaderos mandamientos de la Ley de Dios que debemos guardar para entrar en la vida y que así nos dicen:

"Mas si quieres entrar en la vida, guarda los mandamientos. Le dijo: ¿Cuáles? Y Jesús dijo: No matarás. No adulterarás. No hurtarás. No dirás falso testimonio. Honra a tu padre y a tu madre; y, Amarás a tu prójimo como a ti mismo. El joven le dijo: Todo esto lo he guardado desde mi juventud. ¿Qué más me falta? Jesús le dijo: Si quieres ser perfecto, anda, vende lo que tienes, y dalo a los pobres, y tendrás tesoro en el cielo; y ven y sígueme. Oyendo el joven esta palabra, se fue triste, porque tenía muchas posesiones. Entonces Jesús dijo a sus discípulos: De cierto os digo, que difícilmente entrará un rico en el reino de los cielos. Otra vez os digo, que es más fácil pasar un camello por el ojo de una aguja, que entrar un rico en el reino de Dios" (Mateo 19:16-24)

A los hombres codiciosos que se hacen dueños de muchas posesiones les cuesta muchísimo respetar la vida de Los indefensos (NO MATARÁS), y también les cuesta muchísimo entregar sus bienes a los pobres. Ellos no quieren el camino de la misericordia y prefieren imponer penas de muerte, sacrificios, esclavitud y "FALSAS RELIGIONES" a los pobres.

Por eso, Jesucristo también les dijo a aquellos judíos y a las falsas religiones que aparecerían despees de Él:

"... si hubierais comprendido lo qué significa: Misericordia quiero, y no sacrificio, no condenaríais a los inocentes" (Mateo 12:7

"Amarás al Señor tu Dios con todo tu corazón, y con toda tu alma, y con toda tu mente. Este es el primero y grande mandamiento. Y el segundo es semejante: Amarás a tu prójimo como a ti mismo". (Mateo 22:34-40)

El Señor no mandó que se mate a las personas que cometen faltas, sino que se les perdone, pues el Evangelio así nos dice:

"Entonces se le acercó Pedro y le dijo: Señor, ¿cuántas veces perdonaré a mi hermano que peque contra mí? ¿Hasta siete? Jesús le dijo: No te digo hasta siete, sino aun hasta setenta veces siete". (Mateo18:21-22)

"Porque si perdonáis a los hombres sus ofensas, os perdonará también a vosotros vuestro Padre celestial; mas si no perdonáis a los hombres sus ofensas, tampoco vuestro Padre os perdonará vuestras ofensas". (Mateo 6:14)..

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Desde luego que no puedes vivir sin tus cuentos fantásticos, pero esos cuentos fantásticos solo son el camino de la muerte, tienes que buscar las enseñanzas de Jesucristo, valorarlas y predicarlas, si quieres seguir el camino de la vida.

No se entiende que una persona con tu inteligencia, pierda tanto el tiempo con los cuentos de magia, que son aburridos hasta para los niños.

Nasa’s time travel machine: five facts about the James Webb Space Telescope

World’s most powerful telescope has taken its first set of images

Nasa's James Webb Space Telescope will give astronomers a peek into the early universe. All photos: Nasa

An artist's impression of the telescope in space. It will detect stars and galaxies 13.5 billion light years away, capturing light sources and studying formation of galaxies

It is hoped the telescope will show us what the universe was like 100 to 250 million years after its birth

The James Webb Space Telescope has 18 primary mirrors that are built together in the shape of a honeycomb

It is the world's most powerful telescope. Its mirrors are 100 times more powerful than its predecessor, the Hubble Space Telescope

The $10 billion telescope is the size of school bus. It had to fold up to fit inside the launch rocket

A European rocket, Ariane 5, launched the $10 billion ‘time travel machine’ from Europe's spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana

Nasa's James Webb Space Telescope will give astronomers a peek into the early universe. All photos: Nasa

Sarwat Nasir

Jul 12, 2022

A version of this article first appeared on April 7, 2021

An enormous space telescope has given astronomers a peek into the early cosmos, capturing light of galaxies that formed not long after the birth of the universe.

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), the world's most advanced space observatory, was in development for nearly two decades and is expected to create an astronomical revolution.

The $10 billion “time machine” will help astronomers to study what the universe looked like millions of years ago.

It is much more advanced than the Hubble Space Telescope because of its breakthrough technology, design and its planned location in space.

Hubble made countless discoveries after it was launched in 1990 and provided millions of images of planets, galaxies, nebulas and stars.

The JWST is equipped with sensitive cameras and spectrographs that can capture light directed into them by its huge golden mirror.

It has been developed by Nasa with its partners, the European Space Agency and the Canadian Space Agency.

The National looks at five facts that make the James Webb Space Telescope extra special.

1. It is ‘time travelling’ into the past

The telescope will show us what the universe was like 100 million to 250 million years after its birth. In the Big Bang theory, it is believed the universe came into existence 13.8 billion years ago.

The first image from the telescope, released on July 12, shows the galaxy cluster SMACS 0723, with light that has been travelling for more than 13 billion years.

Hubble has captured this area before, but observations by James Webb show the galaxy cluster in incredible detail.

Nasa has said it wants to look back even further, about 13.5 billion years in the past to make new discoveries.

JWST has 18 primary hexagonal mirrors that together form a honeycomb shape. Nasa

The telescope will detect infrared light, allowing it to capture an object’s heat source.

The space observatory’s cameras are so sensitive they could spot the heat signature of a bumblebee.

2. Honeycomb mirrors

A telescope’s mirror helps reflect light into its cameras. The better the mirror, the more the observatory will capture.

JWST has 18 primary hexagonal mirrors that together form a honeycomb shape. In total, it measures 6.5 metres in diameter.

The mirror is six times bigger in area than Hubble’s and is 100 times more powerful.

To help reflect infrared light more efficiently, the mirror is covered with a thin coating of gold.

3. Unique orbit

JWST is placed much further out in space and in a different orbit than Hubble, allowing it to see greater distances.

The huge mirror on the James Webb Space Telescope has thin gold coating on it to help reflect infrared light into the cameras more efficiently. Nasa

Instead of an orbit around the Earth, the telescope orbits the Sun. It is in line with Earth, but 1.5 million kilometres from the planet and four times farther away than the Moon. This position in space is called a Lagrange point.

The mirror is kept at a temperature of minus 233°C to shield it from the Sun. It has a five-layer sunshield that is the size of a tennis court and which weakens the heat from the host star by more than a million times.

4. Hunt for life

One of the main objectives of the telescope is to study the atmospheres of exoplanets — planets outside the Solar System.

It will look for oxygen present in the atmospheres of planets in distant galaxies.

5. How it launched into space

The school bus-sized telescope, which measures 21 metres by 14.6 metres, had to fold up to fit into the launch rocket.

JWST launched aboard the Ariane 5 rocket, near French Guiana in South America, on Christmas Day, 2021.

The wonders of space — in pictures

This Cartwheel Galaxy resembles a bull's eye, which is appropriate because its appearance is partly due to a smaller galaxy that passed through the middle of this object.

The Chandra X-ray image (left) reveals a ring of multimillion-degree gas produced by the collision of an outward-moving supernova shock wave with a ring of cool circumstellar gas. The optical image (right) from the Hubble Space Telescope shows a ring of bright spots that are also caused by the shock wave hitting the cool gas. Long before the explosion of the massive star that produced Supernova 1987A, most of its outer layers expanded away in a slowly moving stellar wind that formed a vast cloud of gas. Later, a high-speed wind from the star carved out a cavity about 1 light year in diameter in the cool gas cloud. As the supernova shock wave plows deeper into the cool cloud the ring should become larger and much brighter in both optical and X-ray light.

Messier 82, or M82, is a galaxy that is oriented edge-on to Earth. This gives astronomers an interesting view of what happens as this galaxy undergoes bursts of star formations.

Galaxy clusters are the largest objects in the universe held together by gravity. They contain enormous amounts of superheated gas, with temperatures of tens of millions of degrees, which glow brightly in X-rays and can be observed across millions of light years between galaxies.

What will be the next star in our Milky Way galaxy to explode as a supernova? Astronomers aren't certain, but one candidate is in Eta Carinae, a volatile system containing two massive stars that closely orbit each other.

Helix Nebula is a phase when a star like the Sun runs out of fuel, it expands and its outer layers puff off, and then the core of the star shrinks. All photos: Nasa

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"todas las cosas que queráis que los hombres hagan con vosotros, así también haced vosotros con ellos; porque ésta es la ley y los profetas". (Mateo 7:12)

DIOS, QUE ES JESUCRISTO MANDA MISERICORDIA.