PERFORMANCE
TASK IN SCIENCE
Kriscelle Hernandez
KRISCELLE HERNANDEZ
GRADE 9- RUTHERFORD
APRIL 3, 2023
PT #2 (QUARTER 3)
Many people believe in the myth that when a person dies they turn into a
bright star in the sky. People believe that when someone close to us dies, a
bright star appears in the sky. This could be a coincidence, and many people
believe it is, but a part of us hoped it was real and that they had sent that star
to shine brighter than ever for us to see these bodies. Many people believe that
our true form lives forever; however, we enjoy being born into earth and
believing that we only live once to have the full experience, and when you die,
you PASS! At that point, you return to your Star soul and choose whether to
repeat the process or ascend to heaven above in your true God-like state.
However, many people questioned, ‘Why do we say that people who die
become stars and watch us from above? Is this true?’ They say yes, but they
don't become stars; instead, they live in those stars because energy is
transferable, and they become the souls of the beings who live there' (as we
are not the only living beings and there are more than 100 million stars in each
galaxy and there are more than 250 billion galaxies in the observable
Universe). It is entirely possible that the energy that drives a person after death
moves to another space, constellation, or galaxy. That’s why in old traditions it
was said that “A person becomes a star after his death”. Even though many
people believe in this belief, scientists have a scientific study for these beliefs.
The stars you see twinkling in sky today were formed millions of years before
that person’s death, even his birth and those stars may not be even present
there where you see them now because the as they are millions of light years
away from us, for example a star is 8 million light years away from us so it will
take 8 million years for light to reach our eyes and the star you see may have
died and turned into a black hole. As a matter of fact, humans first appeared
5–7 million years ago, so the star you see now was like this even millions of
years before humans first appeared on earth and to make it more interesting, if
you somehow to manage to teleport yourself to a star more than 70 million
years away from us instantly, you will be able to see Dinosaurs walking on earth
and evolution of life since then till now(only you’ll have to remain alive there
for 70 million years).
KRISCELLE HERNANDEZ
APRIL 3, 2023
GRADE 9- RUTHERFORD
PT #2 (QUARTER 3)
LOVE IN
THE SKY
It's well known that attempting to
count the stars can be unlucky or
even fatal, but one superstition
holds that counting is permissible
under certain conditions. Only an
unmarried person looking for love
can keep a tally. Even in this case,
a single person can count up to
seven stars on seven consecutive
nights. If you do this, the first
person of your preferred sex you
shake hands with on the eighth day
will be the person you marry. For
those looking for love, it appears to
be a safe way to not only find love,
but also a chance to finally count
the stars without fear of attracting
bad luck. There is no scientific
study about it, it's just a belief of
single people in the world.
Watch where you point! Has
anyone ever told you it's rude to
point? Superstition reveals that
pointing at the stars is just as bad
as pointing at a stranger on the
street. The legend is based on the
ancient belief that the stars were
gods or other supernatural beings
peering down from the heavens at
Earth. When you pointed at a star,
you were actually pointing at a
god. This may enrage the god,
bringing unwanted attention and
misfortune upon the pointer and
his or her family. In some cases, a
simple point was thought to mean
much more than a bad day, with
the potential to kill the pointer.
Talk about going overboard. It was
not just to console people but it
had some truth in it which later
was rejected as science is still not
able to know about the nature of
the soul and how it works.
HANDS TO
YOURSELF