The document discusses various astronomical phenomena that may have been the Star of Bethlehem that guided the Magi to Jesus. It describes conjunctions of Jupiter, Venus, Mars and the star Regulus in 3-2 BC that could have signified to the Magi the birth of the Jewish king. The document also notes a possible nova or supernova in July 5 BC that Chinese records and an ancient Roman painting depict. Finally, it discusses how on December 25, 2 BC, Jupiter stopped in the constellation Virgo directly over Bethlehem, which may have indicated to the Magi to travel there, where they found Jesus.