For we know that the whole creation groaneth and travaileth in pain together until now.
Romans 8:22
Either they are witnessing Rom. 8:22 in the Creation -- OR -- it was DESIGNED to do these "circus" acts for a reason they don't yet fully understand....
"Scientists studying V Hydrae (V Hya) have witnessed the star’s
mysterious death throes in unprecedented detail. ...the team discovered six slowly-expanding rings and two
hourglass-shaped structures caused by the high-speed ejection of matter
out into space.
V Hya is a carbon-rich asymptotic giant branch (AGB) star located
approximately 1,300 light-years from Earth in the constellation Hydra.....Among these millions of stars, V Hya has
been of particular interest to scientists due to its so-far unique
behaviors and features, including extreme-scale plasma
eruptions that happen roughly every 8.5 years and the presence of a
nearly invisible companion star that contributes to V Hya’s explosive
behavior.
“In the case of V Hya, the combination of a nearby and a hypothetical
distant companion star is responsible, at least to some degree, for the
presence of its six rings, and the high-speed outflows that are causing
the star’s miraculous death.”
In addition to a full set of expanding rings and a warped disk, V Hya’s
final act features two hourglass-shaped structures—and an additional
jet-like structure—that are expanding at high speeds of more than half a
million miles per hour (240 km/s). Large hourglass structures have been
observed previously in planetary nebulae, including MyCn 18 —also known
as the Engraved Hourglass Nebula....Sahai added that the incorporation of infrared, optical, and ultraviolet
data into the study created a complete multi-wavelength picture of what
might be one of the greatest shows in the Milky Way,
at least for astronomers.
“Each time we observe V Hya with new
observational capabilities, it becomes more and more like a circus,
characterized by an even bigger variety of impressive feats. V Hydrae
has impressed us with its multiple rings and acts, ...” SciTechDaily
