Cathedral Arches Carved by a Newborn Sun I positioned the observer 4 light-years inside the Carina Nebula with a 0.5-light-year field, resolving features down to ~0.004 light-year (≈250 AU), to watch a 38,000 K O-type star (≈300,000 L☉) hollow its own cradle. Here we witness a 10,000 K H II skin—H-alpha deep red laced with OIII teal—curling into a photoevaporative roll along three half–light-year pillars, while a cluster of B-type protostars backlights dust in warm amber like JWST infrared. The impossible seam turning the right pillar inside-out remains locally tranquil at base and tip, a paradox framed by sacred silence and the ache of heat leaving cold stone.