Why is it that every time Halley's Comet appears in the sky, there are eggs on the earth, and the eggshell is painted with Comet Haxue?

Whenever a comet passes by the earth, hens in some places will lay a strange "comet egg" There are many strange patterns on it, and they are much bigger than ordinary eggs. Some people say that there must be some connection between "comet eggs" and comets ... This phenomenon will be further studied by people. ...

1682, when Comet Halley visited the earth periodically, the hen in Marburg, Germany laid an unusual egg-the shell was covered with stars. 1758, a hen in a village near Heuck, England, laid an egg with a comet pattern clearly painted on the eggshell. 1834, when Halley's Comet reappeared in the sky, a hen laid an egg in the home of a man named Zisis Carazzi in Cozany. He gave it to the country and got a large bonus. 1910 may 17, when halley's comet redecorated the sky, the French were surprised to learn from the newspaper that a hen raised by a woman named Aide Briar also gave birth to a strange egg, with a comet pattern painted on it, just like a sculpture, which would not change no matter how it was rubbed. In order to get 1986 comet eggs, as early as 1950, scientists from the former Soviet Union contacted tens of thousands of farmers in China. More than 20 countries, including France, the United States, Italy, Sweden, Poland, Hungary and Spain, have also established similar survey networks. As a result, in 1986, the hen of a family in Borgo laid a comet egg, and the owner of the hen, Italo Toloe, became rich.

Why is it that every time Halley's Comet appears in the sky, there are eggs on the earth, and the eggshell is painted with Comet Haxue? The mystery of comet's egg remains to be solved, which is considered to be the principle of immune system effect and even related to biological evolution.

1988 March 18, the people of China were lucky enough to enjoy the once-in-a-lifetime partial solar eclipse. This partial eclipse quietly brought two strange eggs to China.

On this day, Cheng, a fifth-grade student of Taizhou Experimental Primary School in Jiangsu Province, China, went to pick up eggs as usual, and there was a complete set of celestial patterns on an egg. Some white dots just correspond to the stars such as Mu Fu constellation.

The other was born in the home of Hu, the captain of the transportation brigade in Zigong, Sichuan Province. On the eggshell of this "astronomical egg", seven prominent chunks vividly formed the Big Dipper pattern. According to the owner, the hens who laid eggs reacted abnormally a few days before the partial solar eclipse. Not only did they not lay eggs, but they also bumped around uneasily.

On September 23rd, 1987, a one-year-old hen raised by a retired teacher in Yindian Town, Suizhou, Hunan Province laid an "astronomical egg". The eggshell is covered with red dots, showing Altair, Vega, Big Dipper, Ursa Major and so on, much like a celestial map. On the day this egg was laid, there was a partial solar eclipse. It's amazing.

The appearance of "astronomical egg" shows that there is a wonderful induction between celestial bodies and animals.