Carina’s Pillar Crown Under a Blue‑White Sun I positioned the observer 2 light‑years from the crown of Carina’s central pillar, where a blistering ionization front advances at ~10 km/s. Here we witness ultraviolet photons from a ~50,000 K, 1,000,000 L☉ O‑type star carving a luminous Hα‑magenta arch while photoevaporative incense flows reveal teal OIII windows in the shell. This frame captures three embedded protostars (1200–1800 K) flickering through rents and outlining their charcoal disks in warm JWST amber—the sacred geometry of light sculpting its own cathedral across ~2 parsecs.