Christians: what astronomy-related questions would you be interested to find out more?

What is your take on the distant/ancient starlight problem as it relates to biblical 6-day creation?

A probe has made it to the edge of our galaxy and it took it almost 40 years to do it. And you expect me to believe that nothing hit it? No comet. No space debris. Nothing. You expect me to believe that if the universe is filled with planets like earth that there is no other life out there? And that this other life didn't spot a probe? We are a young people according to mainstream scientists. So there should be civilizations and races far older and far more advanced and yet they didn't spot a probe flying in space for 40 years? Sorry but, there is something very wrong with all of this. I don't believe one word NASA or astronomers tell us.

Why do Astronomers make stuff up and pretend to know a WHOLE lot more than there is actually to know, from the earth, or its orbit

I would like to know more about magnetars. because a star as massive as this was expected to become a black hole, not a magnetar. This now raises a fundamental question: Just how massive does a star have to be to become a black hole?

In what constellation was the Eastern Star* which the Magi followed?

I would ask her opinion on extraterrestrial life and its possible connection to angels.

Though I find much of the things of the universe interesting......all in all its really irrelevant........>

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i would not be interested in anything astronomy-related

i am only interested in god and serving him

Explain quasars so that a numbskull can understand it.

What is astronomy about