NASA specialists have found an icon that depicts the image of the Mother of God. The image not only has a pulse, its temperature is 36.6 degrees, as in a healthy living person. NASA experts claim that the icon is depicted with paints that have not yet been found on our planet.
Scientists have studied the icon of the Mother of God from Guadeloupe, which, according to local residents, had unique properties. The result of the ophthalmological analysis of the eyes of the image from the icon was sensational for scientists. The retina of the eyes of the Mother of God decreased when the light approached and enlarged when the light was dimmed or moved away. In other words, the eyes of the image reacted to light like the eyes of a living person.
The temperature of the canvas on which the image was depicted corresponded to the normal temperature of a living human body, and was 36.6 degrees Celsius. Even more incredible was the discovery of a pulse at the icon. Having listened to the image with a stethoscope, it turned out that the heartbeat of the icon is 115 beats per minute. This is how the heart of the fetus beats in the womb.
The study of the colors used to depict the "living" image revealed another mystery. The composition of these paints is not known to modern science, it cannot be of either mineral, animal or natural origin, and nothing like this has ever been found on our Earth.
There have already been unusual incidents with this icon. So, at the beginning of the twentieth century, a bomb with a long range was planted in the immediate vicinity of the icon. The explosion destroyed everything around, except for the mysterious icon, which remained completely intact.
Scientists have noted small "oddities" on the icon. The hands of the Virgin Mary were depicted in different shades - one was lighter than the other. According to scientists, such a difference could mean unity between human races. The cross on the neck of the image may, according to scientists, be a symbol of the inculturation of Christianity into the Aztec community.
NASA experts will continue to research the mysterious icon.
It is known that Saint Mary of Guadalupe is the most revered image in Latin America. The Catholic Church recognized this icon as miraculous. The first mention of this icon dates back to 1649. The recordings of Luis Lasso de la Vega were first told about the icon to his contemporaries. According to these references, the icon was painted in 1531. In honor of the Mother of God of Guadalupe, a temple was built in Mexico during this period, where about 14 million believers still make pilgrimages a year.
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The news was prepared by Oksana Skripko