Hey everyone, Mauda Gonzalez of the Psalm 19 project.

And as many of you know, we have been sharing with you some of the phenomenal pictures and photographs that we get by using our various telescopes and stuff across the country.

And where am I?

What's behind me?

This is kind of the fun part.

We are here, you can see at the VLA known as the very large array.

It's an array of 28 separate radio telescopes that are basically spread out.

They have different configurations and four different configurations here

in the middle of New Mexico.

So one of the reasons why we came here

is because we wanted to share with you

what's so significant about radio telescopes.

Well, we only see in a very narrow frequency

with our eyeballs, but what these are doing is they're able to show us radio waves.

Many of us have listened to radio, like on the radio in a car, which of course is information that is light.

It's information that is being sent with programs, et cetera, people.

And so what's happening here is all the creations that God has made in his universe, there's

a variety of spectrum, all the way from gamma rays, which are very, very energetic, over

to radio waves, which are less energetic.

But in very, very long, so what they do here is they put them all, they spread them out, and then these waves come, and they are able to listen. It's kind of fascinating. They're able to listen to these. And then what they do is they shift it and put it into a way for us to visually see what is being heard. And to me, the fascinating thing about it is, let's think about the universe. And this is,

this is all the stuff that we don't realize. The Bible tells us that God's spoken into existence.

And what they're learning now, this is like the Word of God, right? In John 1-1, in the beginning

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