Field of Eschatology pertaining to the binary star Wormwood

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The discussion centers on the binary star "Wormwood" and its connection to eschatological themes, particularly in relation to Revelation chapter 8. Participants express skepticism about the existence of such a star, referencing astronomical resources to support their claims. The conversation highlights the lack of scientific evidence for Wormwood as a celestial body. Insights into the symbolic interpretations of Wormwood in biblical prophecy are also explored. Overall, the dialogue emphasizes the intersection of astronomy and religious texts in understanding eschatological concepts.
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Field of Eschatology pertaining to the binary star "Wormwood"

Doe sanyone have any information of the binary star "Wormwood"

can they offer any insight as to how it coinsides with the book of Revelation chapter 8
 
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There is no such star.
http://www.astro.wisc.edu/~dolan/constellations/starname_list.html
 

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