It's impressive to realize how many\ stories we can find in the stars.\ \ 2\
I have one more I would like to tell you.\ \ 3\
If we look near the three\ bright distinctive stars,\ \ 4\
a keen eyed observer might\ spot something different...\ \ 5\
a hazy patch of light, unlike\ the point-like stars nearby.\ \ 6\
Are you seeing it?\ \ 7\
Let's get closer.\ \ 8\
This is the Orion Nebula.\ \ 9\
And using telescopes, astronomers have\ figured out what it looks like up close.\ \ 10\
If we could fly to the Orion Nebula, we\ would find a majestic birthplace of stars.\ \ 11\
If we look closely around\ some of the fainter stars,\ \ 12\
we see teardrop shapes sculpted\ in the same powerful radiation.\ \ 13\
The stars inside have dark\ discs surrounding them.\ \ 14\
These are tiny solar systems taking shape.\ \ 15\
Watching this is like witnessing\ the birth of our own\ \ 16\
Solar System, billions of years ago.\ \ 17\
Modern astronomy has\ introduced us to this place.\ \ 18\
This is our story in the stars.\ \ 19\
A story uncovered by human ingenuity.\ \ 20\
The same ingenuity people have\ focused on the stars for millennia.\ \ 21\
When you look at this part of the sky,\ \ 22\
perhaps you can think about\ stars being born far, far away.\ \ 23\
Or you can look for other\ patterns in these stars.\ \ 24\
A mighty hunter,\ \ 25\
a banging drum,\ \ 26\
or a game with string. \fs26 \ \fs24 \ 27\
Or you can find your own shapes,\ \ 28\
your own patterns in the stars.\ \ 29\
Everyone sees something\ a little bit different,\ \ 30\
but we all share One Sky.}