Mura'g lahi ni sya nga klase nga Star bro! Dili ni sya common, this is what we called the Shekinah Glory
...as explained from Christiananswers.net

Kani lang atong kuhaan ug basi nga verse....Matthew 2:
....and behold,
the star which they had seen in the East went before them, till it came and stood over where the young Child was.
Two details in Matthew are of special interest:
First, the text implies that only the Magi saw the star. However comets, conjunctions, and exploding stars would be visible to everyone on earth.
Second, the star went before the Magi and led them directly from Jerusalem to
Bethlehem. This is a distance of about six miles, in a direction from north to south. However, every
natural object in the sky moves from east to west due to the earth's rotation. It also is difficult to imagine how a natural light could lead the way to a particular house.
The conclusion is that the Star of Bethlehem cannot be naturally explained by science! It was a temporary and supernatural light.
After all, the first Christmas was a time of
miracles.
God has often used special, heavenly lights to guide his people, such as the glory that filled the tabernacle (
Exodus 40:34-38) and the temple (
1 Kings 8:10) and that shone upon the apostle Paul (
Acts 9:3). Such visible signs of God's presence are known as the Shekinah Glory, or dwelling place of God. This special light is a visible manifestation of divine majesty.
The great mystery of the first
Christmas is not the origin of its special star. It is the question of why the
Magi were chosen to follow the light to the
Messiah and why we are given the same invitation today.
What was the Star of Bethlehem?