Stars & Constellations

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What is it that makes our universe work how was it formed and why is it here? Is it merely for our enjoyment and livelihood, or is there from of a large picture aspect of it all? It is hard to know why and how how our solar system came to be but there are several things in science that make it seem more that just a random collection of gases and dust particles formed together to make up a bunch of planets, stars, and all the various other strange phenomenon that you find in space.
It has been a question on the minds of scientists for years and years as to what made the galaxy form the way it did was it formed by a supreme being of some sort or was it just purely coincidence. My belief is that to a point there is a need for both sides of this argument and neither side is 100% correct. Although there is no way to prove whether or not there is a supreme being of some sort we have to take into account the fact that most of the world approximately 85-90% of all living human beings on this planet believe in some sort of creator or supreme power who rules over us. Although not the point I feel it important to make sure that we touch on this subject based on the staggering statistics of religious followers in the world.
Stars, Planets, Constellations there are so many various objects of interest out there it is difficult to talk about them all so I would like to concentrate on the Constellations and Stars in our Galaxy. The most prominent and well known star because of the inate ability to recognize it and to navigate by it is the North Star. From the earliest recorded record there is reference to the North most star or the Bright star that has always been used as a means of navigation to a Lost travelers with no other means of navigation. Sailors of olden days would plot their course and travel at night to be able to use the night sky as a guide to their travels.
Some of the structures of Stars out at certain times of the mon...