“Saturn-mass rogue planet revealed in unique new observations”

 

 

 

 

 

  • Rogue planets, or free-floating planets, are planets that don’t orbit stars. Instead, they drift alone through space.
  • Astronomers have found a new rogue planet, using instruments both on Earth and in space at the same time. This is the first such detection of its kind, and the first confirmed mass of a rogue planet.
  • The planet has a mass similar to Saturn and is located about 9,800 light-years from us, toward the center of our Milky Way galaxy.

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“Astronomers detect wake of Betelgeuse’s companion star”

 

 

 

 

 

In July 2025, astronomers announced they’d detected a companion star orbiting the red supergiant Betelgeuse. And now, researchers have tracked the influence of this recently discovered star – known as Siwarha – on the gas around Betelgeuse.

By tracking changes in Betelgeuse’s light over nearly 8 years of observations, the scientists have revealed a trail of dense gas left by Siwarha as it plows through Betelgeuse’s vast outer atmosphere.

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2026 Epiphany Eve Celebrated

 

 

On the evening of January 5th, Epiphany Eve in the Second Advent
Calendar and the Twelfth Day of Christmas, resident members of The
Community, their families, and guests were invited to the Rectory-Abbey
by Bishop Gene Savoy, Jr. to celebrate the holiday with a dinner  reception
and a visit from Santa Claus. The event was well attended by members of
The Community and guests.

The next morning, Epiphany Day, Sunrise Divine Service was held at the open-air Church of New Epiphany, followed by breakfast at the End Times Parsonage.

Buffet Table
Dessert Table
The Evening’s Program and Menu

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Santa Arrives

 




Annual Children’s Blessing and Breakfast, 2025

 

After the Sunrise Divine Service on the morning of Sunday, December 28, 2025 — the 4th day of Christmas of the Christmas-Epiphany Sunrise Vigil — the Reno Community gathered at the End Times Parsonage for breakfast and the annual Blessing of the Children.

The Children’s Service was presided over by the Reverend Noriko Roy with the assistance of Acolyte Sophia Savoy. In a short address, Reverend Roy reminded the youngsters that they are the hope of The Community.

Reverend Roy extended to them The Community’s appreciation for their devotion and faith in The Church and commended them into God’s Hands so they may learn and understand further the meaning of charity and truth in the Service of God.

Finally, on behalf of the Head Bishop and the Clergy of the Second Advent Church, she invoked God’s blessings upon all the children and offered a special prayer for them.

Below is a selection of photos from that event.

Rev. Noriko Roy performing the Blessing of the Children
Rev. Noriko Roy and the Children following the Blessing.

 

 




Services for the Week of January 17, 2026

 

 

Saturday, January 17, 2026
10:00 AM COMMUNION
Chapel of The Holy Child

Lector: Rev. Noriko Roy
Cantor: Rev. Larry Coesens
Reader: Rev. Rob Roy

Sunday, January 18, 2026
SUNRISE DIVINE SERVICE
The Church of New Epiphany

Leave: 6:10
Gate: 6:50
Service Starts: 7:07
Sunrise: 7:22
Concelebrants:
RF Robert Petrovich
Rev. Bruce Kanzelmeyer
Assistant: Barbara Whitney

Second Services

Church of the Christian Churches RC Amanda Buchanan

Church of the Americas Rev. Greg Klinedinst

Wednesday, January 21, 2026, Noon
Chapel of the Holy Child
Rev. Harold Boulette

Friday, January 23, 2026, 9:00 AM
The Chapel of the Roses

Rev. Mary Foust




WEEKLY MESSAGE: January 14, 2026

 

 

HEAD OVERSEER’S WEEKLY MESSAGE

Wednesday, January 14, 2026

This past Saturday’s readings were from the Gnostic Gospel of the Egyptians and the Prophecy of the New Covenant, Chapter 90: Prophecy on The Revelation and the Opening of The Seals (pp. 947 – 952). Click here to read the first scriptural reading, and click the audio button below to hear the reading from our Second Advent scripture.

Once again, please feel free to ask me any questions by calling 775-786-7432 or emailing me at messages@cosolargy.org. I am always at your service.

In Light+,

Gene

 

 

 

 

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Strive Courageously and Honor Friendships

 

“May you ever seek the unknown and strive courageously against the unseen. May your spirit be high on the journey in this place, where so many men grow weary on the road. Be not one who sits following the ways of other men, but one who moves along a path of his own choosing.

“Keep the love of life given men, or life is lost, but cast aside the fear of death, for it is a small payment for a life well lived. Rejoice in living, and walk in the sun, avoiding the shadows. Remember that though life is to be enjoyed to the full, its enjoyment is ever subordinate to duty.

“Be a man, my son. Be not a man of unbridled wrath, for such are rarely without trouble, though righteous wrath will lend strength to your arm. Be a man above pettiness and greed, above meanness and deceit.

“Keep forever the joys of friendships well made, and serve your friends well. Never betray friendship or turn it to serve your own ends, lest you become something less than a man. Carry high gladness in your heart, and never cease to wonder at the marvels in life. Not a day shall pass, but you will see something new to enrich your thoughts. Look at life as a man and not as an ox. Wonder at the great and awesome manifestations of God, such as sunlight and thunder, the dew and the stars, the sandstorm and the murmur of waters. Never let your eyes become dulled to the growth of trees, to the rising of the waters and to the return of the harvests.

-The Kolbrin Bible (Man:29:24-27)

Strive Courageously

Telling us to strive courageously against the unseen means that we must work against the unseen forces and beings of darkness and not allow them to control us or turn us away from the path of righteousness. When the quote says “may your spirit be high,” it means high in the sense of moving into higher dimensions or higher levels of consciousness.

Be One Who Moves

When we decide to start developing our spiritual Self, we are not all starting at the same point, and we do not all move at the same speed. That doesn’t matter. We all have to proceed at our own speed. The important thing is that we keep moving forward.

Love of Life

We should all love life, and that means physical life as well as spiritual. It also means loving the lives of other beings, not only humans. Highly developed spiritual people are always friendly with animals and all living things. They understand that even though the physical realm is the creation of the Demiurge, all life comes from God.

Unbridled Wrath

We are seeing much of this today. Some people think that they can be angry and violent, and even believe they are being good Christians by being such. But Jesus never taught that, and spiritual people know that being angry and violent only attracts anger and violence to yourself.

Keep Friendships

We all benefit from having friends. That applies only to actual friends, not the kind that many people have on social media, where they have thousands of “friends,” most of whom they have never actually met. Spiritual people usually don’t have many friends, but the ones they have are true friends. They honor those friends by doing what they can to help them, especially by helping them to awaken and develop their spiritual faculties.




“Colliding galaxies ignite the universe’s most powerful black holes, Euclid data finds”

 

 

 

 

 

Understanding how galaxies grow has long stood as one of astronomy’s core challenges. Over time, scientists have gathered evidence that galaxy mergers matter. When two galaxies move close, gravity can pull gas toward their centers. That gas can spark new stars and feed a supermassive black hole, switching it on as an active galactic nucleus, or AGN. Still, researchers have debated how strong this link truly is.

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“10 billion-year-old supernova sheds new light on cosmic expansion and dark energy”

 

 

 

 

 

A distant stellar explosion has offered astronomers a rare natural experiment, one that turns gravity into a powerful optical tool. The object, known as SN 2025wny, appears not once but four times in the sky, its light split and magnified by a massive foreground galaxy. The result resembles a cosmic hall of mirrors and provides a new way to study how the universe expands.

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“New images reveal an early-stage stellar eruption (nova) in stunning detail”

 

 

 

 

 

A classical nova may look simple at first. A faint star brightens, sometimes enough for you to spot without a telescope, then slowly dims over weeks or months. Behind that short burst of light sits a white dwarf in a tight orbit with a partner star. The white dwarf pulls in hydrogen from its neighbor until a runaway nuclear reaction ignites. The outer layer swells, and the system releases a wave of energy that should blow gas into space.

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