“Y langet sija iyomo, yan yo tano locue iyomo: y tano yan y binilan sinajguanña ni y plinantamo sija. Y sanlago
yan ysanjaya, jago fumatinas sija: Tabor yan Hermon manmagof ni y naanmo. Gaegue guiya jago y canae ni y matatnga:
sa y canaemo metgot, ya taquilo y agapa na canaemo. Y tininas yan y juisio y plinantan tronumo: minaase yan
minagajet manjajanao gui menan metamo. Mandichoso ayo na taotao y tumungo y magof na inagang: sa manmamocat
gui mananan y matamo, O Jeova. Sa y naanmo nae manmamagof todot dia: yan y tininasmo nae munafangajulo.
Sa jago yminalag y minetgotñija: yan pot y finaboresimo na injatsajulo y canggelonmame. Sa iyon Jeova y patangta: yan
y rayta iyon Ayo na Santos guiya Israel.” Salmo 89:11-18.
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While Orbiting Each Other at 670,000 Miles an Hour (1 Million Kilometers an Hour), the Well-Defined
Narrow (500 Light-years) and Very Long (20,000 Light-years) String of Material
Continuously Flows Between NGC 1410 (Seyfert spiral galaxy, lower left) and NGC 1409 (upper right)
Photo Credit (Full size): Intergalactic 'Pipeline' Funnels Matter Between Colliding Galaxies, October 25, 1999 (Release date: January 9, 2001), STScI-2001-02, NASA's Earth-orbiting Hubble Space Telescope (http://HubbleSite.org); William C. Keel (http://www.astr.ua.edu/keel, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, State of Alabama, USA), National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA, http://www.nasa.gov), Government of the United States of America (USA).
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