Torah Secrets About The Sun & MaShiach (9 minutes w/ Spanish Subtitles)

1:13Now the last time you looked at the sun, which most people can't look at the sun for very long, but the last time you looked at the sun, did you see a shell? I didn't see a shell. So what is David HaMelech talking about? According to our knowledge, that's not scientific; this is what the sun looks like. Just a big ball of fire. But David HaMelech says, no, this big ball of fire, that's the shell. The real sun is inside. Scientists in just the past generation, such as Dr. Vidal, a senior astronomer at Greenwich Observatory in England, and a professor of astronomy at Australia's National University, have made significant strides in understanding our universe. They have begun to take X-ray pictures of the sun and discovered something very, very interesting: the sun really does have a shell. The real sun actually looks more like this, where the real sun is a small ball inside, which obviously, in comparison to us, is huge, but the outside is a shell. Now, why did Hashem create this sun this way? Because the sun that's inside generates or has a temperature that's generated of 15 million degrees Celsius.

2:39But the temperature that reaches our earth from the sun is only 6,000 degrees. This seems like a lot, but it is just a fraction of the sun’s true temperature. If this protective shell did not exist, we wouldn't be able to survive. The sun generates every day with the 6,000 degrees that we get, more power than all the power that mankind has ever produced. And it does it every minute. Every minute that the sun exists, it creates more power than we've ever generated as mankind. But that's with 6,000 degrees. If we really had the real sun, obviously it would be drastically bigger. Obviously, it would be drastically different. But scientists have also confirmed that the sun is precisely positioned in the only place that allows us to live. Because, if the sun were one degree closer to us, the earth would burn immediately. If it were one degree further, we'd all freeze.

3:48Same goes with oxygen. Oxygen on Earth is maintained at 21%. This 21% of oxygen is crucial. If we have 22%, the Earth becomes explosive. The next person who smokes a cigarette could destroy the world, turning it into an atomic bomb; everything is destroyed with just one percent more oxygen. If we have 20% of oxygen, we won't be able to live, we won't be able to breathe. and the world is destroyed instantly. This shows that all of this is extremely precise. It cannot happen by mikreh, meaning by chance or coincidence. Another point that the Torah makes in Parashat Bereishit, in Genesis, is regarding creation.

4:54Hashem says that He split the water from above the heavens from the water below the heavens. Now, the water below the heavens, you know, if the heavens is the sky, the water below the heavens, we see it, we know it, it's the ocean. 72% of the world is water. So, okay, so we see that there's water. But Chazal says, no, no, no. The water here is not the real water. The water here is very, very little. Chazal teach us that the true water is beyond our immediate senses and understanding. We learn this from the Torah, which guides us on what is truly significant and holy in this world and beyond. The real water that allows Earth and mankind to exist is the water from above the heavens. Until recently, we hadn't discovered any water anywhere else. Mars doesn't have water. Pluto doesn't have any water. The Moon doesn't have anything—doesn't even have the flag they claim is there. So where is this water? Especially if there's so much more water than us. And then, these smart scientists, Dr. Sigward and Dr. Louis Frank, started looking into stars and they began researching something that we call, you know, different meteors. These are different things that fly around and sometimes hit Earth.

6:17And then they see something that everyone has seen at some point in their life if they live in a city outside of New York because there's too much pollution in the sky there. You see a shooting star once in a while. Usually, most fishermen enjoy this. A shooting star is a star that just makes a little streak, and everyone likes this. They say, "Oh, a star is falling." But it's not really a star that's falling. What it actually is, according to scientists and the evidence we have today, is a comet. A comet is a giant ball of ice. The streak is created because it is moving directly across the path of the sun, causing it to melt much faster than it would under normal conditions. So, that streak is actually water—a huge amount of water. That water arrives here every single day. Millions and millions of comets go through the atmosphere, and they melt by the time they come to Earth. And that's the actual water that revives us and allows us to survive. So they said, "Okay, fine, you've proven that there's water above the heavens, but where did you prove that there's more there than here?"

7:32So these telescopes finally came through, finally caught up to us, and say, "Oh, actually the outer shell of the entire universe." So if you have a universe, this is everything. The entire shell is ice. And these comets, these comets that we get are small little chips that break off of it. Chazal, our Sages of blessed memory, knew this again many, many years ago.