STARS

(See also Astrology; Astronomy; Constellations; Daystar; Galaxies; Morning Stars; Sun; Universe)

(Note centered heading below: List by Name)

age: it-2 1032

appreciation for Awake! articles on: g97 12/22 30

astrologers follow “star” to Herod, then to Jesus: ijwbq article 163; it-1 671; it-2 1033; lfb 168; jy 22; w12 4/1 29; g 12/10 6; w09 12/1 31; g 12/09 11; my story 86; w98 12/15 8-9; g94 7/8 6-7; gt chapter 7; rs 177

Bible usage: g94 7/8 6

Bible view: g 10/12 22-23; g94 7/8 7-8

birth of: g97 3/8 14; g96 1/22 6-7; g92 3/22 5

black holes: g98 7/22 14-17

brown dwarf: g88 4/8 30

carbon created in: g16.5 11

colors: g 2/12 15, 17; g96 1/22 10; g88 9/8 31

creation: it-2 1032

death of: g98 7/22 16-17; w89 9/15 31

Crab Nebula: g96 1/22 7-8

declare God’s glory (Ps 19): w93 6/15 11

densities: g96 1/22 8

discussion: it-2 1031-1034; g 2/12 15-17; g92 3/22 4-6

distance from earth: it-2 1031; g94 7/8 4; g86 5/8 5

distinguishing from planets: g96 8/8 25-27

globular clusters: g98 12/8 31

God knows each by name (Ps 147:4; Isa 40:26): w25.05 12; cl 50; w18.01 8; w17.07 18; w05 2/1 5; w89 9/15 31

Hebrew view: it-2 1032

luminous blue variables: g98 7/22 29

navigation by:

ancient Polynesians: g03 8/22 13-14; g02 8/8 21-23

neutron stars: g98 7/22 17

‘not one is missing’ (Isa 40:26): g93 2/8 30; w89 9/15 31

number: cl 49-50; w14 5/15 22; ct 15, 182; g94 7/8 4

compared to sand (Ge 22:17; Jer 33:22): cl 49-50; it-2 1032; w04 6/1 11; g88 4/8 25

in galaxies: g91 8/8 24-25

in Milky Way: w18.01 8; it-2 1031; w08 8/15 13; ct 15

visible from earth by telescope: w04 6/1 11; g04 4/22 28

visible to unaided eye: it-2 1032; g95 6/8 28; g88 4/8 25

orderly arrangement: it-2 1032; w14 5/15 22

planets in orbit around: w07 2/15 4; g00 6/22 28; g99 3/8 28

pulsars: g03 6/8 16; g96 1/22 8

binary pulsars: g89 10/8 18-19

“shooting stars”: g93 3/22 12

size: cl 48-49; g91 8/8 24

star catalogs: sh 84; g90 5/8 29

star worship: it-2 1032-1033

supernova: g 8/09 17-18; g03 6/8 17; g96 1/22 8; g92 3/22 6; g89 10/8 18-19

most distant (1995): ct 11

observed by Chinese (1054): g96 1/22 8; g92 3/22 5

symbolic: it-2 1033

“a third of the stars of heaven” (Re 12:4): w18.05 23; re 178-179

burning star falls (Re 8:10): re 136-138

“crown of 12 stars” (Re 12:1): re 178

“daystar” (2Pe 1:19): it-2 1033; nwt 1696-1697; w08 11/15 22; w05 1/15 16; w00 4/1 14-15, 17; w97 9/1 12; w91 2/1 29

“fallen from heaven” (Re 9:1): re 143; w89 4/1 17

fall to earth (Da 8:10): dp 173, 175

fall to earth (Re 6:13): re 109-110; w88 10/15 17

“morning star” (Re 2:28; 22:16): it-2 799, 1033; re 53, 318; w03 5/15 16; w00 4/1 14

“seven stars” (Re 1:16, 20; 3:1): mwb19.11 5; it-1 1029; w12 10/15 14; w10 9/15 27; w07 4/1 27; re 28-29, 33, 54-55, 136; w03 5/15 10; w02 3/15 14; w89 4/1 11-12; w88 10/1 17; w87 8/1 17-18

‘star out of Jacob’ (Nu 24:17): it-2 206, 420, 799; re 53

‘stars fought against Sisera’ (Jg 5:20): it-2 1033-1034; w17.04 30; w05 1/15 25; w03 11/15 30; g94 7/8 6

“stars of God” (Isa 14:13): it-2 932, 1033; w02 9/15 30

Wormwood (Re 8:10, 11): re 136-138

visible: g 2/12 15-16

dark-sky park (Toronto area, Canada): g00 5/22 29

effect of city lights: g03 1/22 28; g02 5/22 29; g98 4/22 12; g93 7/8 29

why stars twinkle: g 2/12 16

white dwarfs: g98 7/22 16-17; g96 7/8 28

zodiac: it-2 1240

List by Name

Alpha Centauri: it-2 1031

Betelgeuse: g96 1/22 8

Canopus: g96 8/8 27

Cygnus X-1: g98 7/22 14-17

Jewel Box: g92 3/22 5-6, 8

Omega Centauri globular cluster: g98 12/8 31; g86 8/22 31

Pleiades: it-2 151; w05 11/15 15

photos: w05 11/15 15; g92 3/22 8

Rigel: w97 6/1 24-25

Sirius: g96 8/8 27

the Pistol: g98 7/22 29

UY Scuti: wp19.1 6