Third part of the stars

The Great Rift: one third of the Milky Way

Encyclopedia Britannica:
“The Great Rift, in astronomy, a complex of dark nebulae that seems to divide the bright clouds of the Milky Way Galaxy lengthwise through about one-third of their extent. From the constellation Cygnus, the rift reaches through Aquila and Sagittarius, where the centre of the Galaxy lies hidden behind it, to Centaurus. The clouds of dark material making up the Great Rift are several thousand light-years from the Earth.”

Revelation 8:12
And the fourth angel sounded,
and the third part of the sun was smitten, and the third part of the moon, and the third part of the stars;
so as the third part of them was darkened, and the day shone not for a third part of it, and the night likewise.

The day shone not for a third part of it,
and the night shone not for a third part of it.

The day and night shone not for a third part of what? What is it?

The Great Rift

A view of the entire Milky Way in Stellarium

The Great Rift takes up one third of the Milky Way.
The third part of the Serpent Bearer and the Serpent is Serpens’ tail.

Revelation 12:3-4
And there appeared another wonder in heaven; and behold a great red dragon,
having seven heads and ten horns, and seven crowns upon his heads.
And his tail drew the third part of the stars of heaven, and did cast them to the earth:
and the dragon stood before the woman which was ready to be delivered, for to devour her child as soon as it was born.

Ophiuchus and Serpens are standing before Virgo, the woman giving birth to the child in Revelation 12.
Serpens’ head is 7 stars; Corona Borealis (the Northern Crown) is 7 stars.

The three parts of “the dragon”:

1. Serpens Caput (serpent’s head)
2. Ophiuchus, the serpent bearer
3. Serpens Cauda (serpent’s tail)

“And his tail drew the third part of the stars of heaven…”
“…the day shone not for a third part of it, and the night likewise.”

The tail of Serpens literally draws a line through the middle of The Great Rift, which darkens one third of the entire Milky Way galaxy.
The Great Rift is made of dark clouds of interstellar dust that obscure our view of the stars regardless of whether it’s day or night.

The third part of ‘the dragon’ darkens the third part of the Milky Way with his tail.

Counting a third of the constellations’ stars

First 33 constellations in alphabetical order = 1/3 of all main stars

Index	Constellation	English name	Main stars
1	Andromeda	Andromeda	16
2	Antlia	Air Pump	3
3	Apus	Bird of Paradise	4
4	Aquarius	Water Bearer	10
5	Aquila	Eagle	10
6	Ara	Altar	8
7	Aries	Ram	4
8	Auriga	Charioteer	5
9	Boötes	Herdsman	7
10	Caelum	Chisel	4
11	Camelopardalis	Giraffe	2
12	Cancer	Crab	5
13	Canes Venatici	Hunting Dogs	2
14	Canis Major	Greater Dog	8
15	Canis Minor	Lesser Dog	2
16	Capricornus	Sea Goat	9
17	Carina	Keel	9
18	Cassiopeia	Cassiopeia	5
19	Centaurus	Centaur	11
20	Cepheus	Cepheus	7
21	Cetus	Whale (or Sea Monster)	14
22	Chamaeleon	Chameleon	3
23	Circinus	Compass (drafting tool)	3
24	Columba	Dove	7
25	Coma Berenices	Berenice’s Hair	3
26	Corona Australis	Southern Crown	6
27	Corona Borealis	Northern Crown	7
28	Corvus	Crow	4
29	Crater	Cup	4
30	Crux	Southern Cross	4
31	Cygnus	Swan	9
32	Delphinus	Dolphin	5
33	Dorado	Dolphinfish	3
		Total	203

Adding up all of the main stars of the first 33 constellations alphabetically gives a total of 203 stars.
All the main stars of the 88 constellations added together = 609 stars total.

203 ÷ 609 = 33.3%

Humans

120 stars

Index	Constellation	English name	Main stars
1	Andromeda	Andromeda	16
4	Aquarius	Water Bearer	10
8	Auriga	Charioteer	5
9	Boötes	Herdsman	7
18	Cassiopeia	Cassiopeia	5
20	Cepheus	Cepheus	7
38	Gemini	Twins	8
40	Hercules	Hercules	14
44	Indus	Indian	3
59	Ophiuchus	Serpent Bearer	10
60	Orion	Orion (the Hunter)	7
63	Perseus	Perseus	19
86	Virgo	Virgin (Maiden)	9
		Total	120

Genesis 6:3
And the LORD said, My spirit shall not always strive with man, for that he also is flesh:
yet his days shall be an hundred and twenty years.

Let’s group the humans into male and female:

Males

90 stars

Index	Constellation	English name	Main stars
4	Aquarius	Water Bearer	10
8	Auriga	Charioteer	5
9	Boötes	Herdsman	7
20	Cepheus	Cepheus	7
38	Gemini	Twins	8
40	Hercules	Hercules	14
44	Indus	Indian	3
59	Ophiuchus	Serpent Bearer	10
60	Orion	Orion (the Hunter)	7
63	Perseus	Perseus	19
		Total	90

Females

30 stars

Index	Constellation	English name	Main stars
1	Andromeda	Andromeda	16
18	Cassiopeia	Cassiopeia	5
86	Virgo	Virgin (Maiden)	9
		Total	30

30 ÷ 90 = 1:3 ratio

All winged creatures
77 stars

Index	Constellation	English name	Main stars
3	Apus	Bird of Paradise	4
5	Aquila	Eagle	10
24	Columba	Dove	7
28	Corvus	Crow	4
31	Cygnus	Swan	9
39	Grus	Crane	8
56	Musca	Fly	6
61	Pavo	Peacock	7
62	Pegasus	Pegasus	9
64	Phoenix	Phoenix	4
82	Tucana	Toucan	3
87	Volans	Flying Fish	6
		Total	77