TRAPPIST-1 SOLAR SYSTEM FOUND WITH EARTH-LIKE PLANETS

On February 22, 2017 NASA announced that they have found a solar system named TRAPPIST-1 just 40 light years away (relatively close) that has 7 Earth-like planets with three orbiting in the habitable zone where liquid water (and life) may exist on the surface. On the matrix below the axis term is TRAPPIST-1. In the open text is LIFE. At skip +1 is SEVEN which shares a letter ayin with an ELS of WORLD. There is another ElS of WORLD that touches an ELS of STAR. STAR shares a letter vet with UFO which is at the same skip as TRAPPIST-1. Finally, there is also an ELS of ORBIT.

STATISTICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MATRIX. As per my standard protocol, no statistical significance is assigned to the axis term, here a transliteration of TRAPPIST-1 at its 4th lowest skip in wrapped Torah. Before considering the ELS rank, odds against finding ORBIT at an ELS were about 78.4 to 1. The next most significant a priori term was LIFE which was found in the open text against odds of about 24.86 to 1. UFO was found at a special case skip (that of the axis term) against odds of about 5 to 1. The first spreadsheet below includes it, but the second does not because there isn't yet any reason to believe that UFOs come from any of the seven planets involved. LIFE was allowed on both calculations because even if it's not there yet, conditions exist that will likely allow for transference of life there in the future. STAR had about a 38.6% chance to be found at an ELS. The same odds apply to finding seven at skip +1, but SEVEN touches one of two appearances of WORLD. TRAPPIST-1 is the sun of a 7-world solar system. The matrix shows another WORLD that touches UFO and STAR, but each world had about a 74.9% chance to be somewhere on the matrix. If we ignore UFO then the matrix was found against odds of about 4,345 to 1. If we are ever given reason to believe that UFOs come from the system then the matrix will have been found against odds of about 21,945 to 1.