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- Sagittarius (3908 bytes)
2: ... a [[constellation]] of the [[zodiac]], commonly depicted as a [[centaur]] drawing a bow. Sagittarius...
4: ...rius Dwarf Elliptical Galaxy]], located just outside the [[Milky Way]].
7: ...(σ) and τ Sagitarii the handle. [http://deepsky.astroinfo.org/Sgr/] [http://www.flandrau.org...
9: ...ghtest star of the constellation, having a magnitude of only 4.0.
11: ==Notable deep-sky objects==
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- January (2450 bytes)
8: ...[Romulus]]' successor, King [[Numa Pompilius]], added the months of January and [[February]] allowing ...
12: ...monath (meaning wolf month) and [[Charlemagne]]'s designation Wintarmanoth (winter / cold month). In [... - November (2868 bytes)
6: ...eriod (summer in the southern hemisphere) was divided between [[January]] and [[February]].
12: ...]]. In [[Sweden]] the All Saints [[Holidays in Sweden|official holiday]] takes place on the first [[Sa...
13: *In [[Ireland]] November 1 is regarded as the first day of [[Winter]].
15: ...ties have some part of their election cycle coincident with this date.
18: ...vember 5]], the anniversary of the failed [[Gunpowder Plot]]. - December (2178 bytes)
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2: '''December''' is the [[twelfth]] and last [[month]] of...
4: December begins (astrologically) with the sun in the...
6: ...eriod (summer in the southern hemisphere) was divided between [[January]] and [[February]].
12: * The [[United Nations]] has designated [[December 10]] as [[Human Rights Day]]. - Virgo (3620 bytes)
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31: ...[[Spica]] (α Vir), which was sometimes considered to represents an ear of wheat in Virgo's hand....
33: ...]] (γ Vir), [[Auva]] (δ Vir) and [[Vindemiatrix]] (ε Vir). Other fainter stars whi... - Ursa Major (6591 bytes)
8: ...ation]]s of Alpha to Eta Ursae Majoris, in that order. Mizar has a companion star called [[Alcor]], ju...
12: ...n [[Sagittarius]]. A few other members have been identified, and it has been given the name [[Ursa Maj...
20: These stars are found along the southwest border of the constellation, the bear's toes.
22: ...binary]] [[variable star]]s, and ranges in magnitude between 7.75m and 8.48m.
26: ==Notable [[deep sky object]]s== - Scorpius (3888 bytes)
6: ...affias]] (β<sup>1</sup> Sco), [[Dschubba]] (δ Sco), [[Sargas]] (θ Sco), [[Shaula]] (&...
8: ==Notable deep sky objects==
10: ...the Milky Way, this constellation contains many [[deep sky object]]s such as the [[open cluster]]s [[O...
14: ..., the scorpion rising out of the ground at the goddess' command to attack. Although the scorpion and ...
16: ...he horizon, Orion starts to sink into the other side of the sky, still running from the attacker. - Aries (2808 bytes)
5: ...esarthim]] (γ<sub>1</sub>) and [[Botein]] (δ).
7: [[Teegarden's star]], in Aries, is one of our sun's closest ...
9: == Notable deep sky objects ==
10: ...n's northern corner), and NGC 1156 (northwest of δ).
16: ...ngratefully) sacrificed the ram and hung its [[golden fleece|fleece]] in the Grove of Ares, where it t... - Capricornus (6733 bytes)
2: ...[[Ptolemy]]. Under its modern boundaries it is bordered by [[Aquila (constellation)|Aquila]], [[Sagitt...
5: ...hose vertices are Giedi (α), Deneb Algedi (δ), and ω Capricorni.
8: .... The concern for the sun's rebirth might have rendered astronomical and astrological observation of t...
12: ... of sky as ''the Augean Stable'', where they considered the sun ''stabled'' during the year. The cause...
14: Due to the [[precession]] of the equinoxes, the December solstice no longer takes place while the su... - Leo (2655 bytes)
5: ...er stars have been named as well, such as Zosma (δ Leonis), Chort (θ Leonis), Al Minliar a...
13: ==Notable deep sky objects==
17: In [[Greek mythology]], it was identified as the [[Nemean Lion]] (and may have been ...
20: ...u astrological sign of the [[Sidereal astrology|sidereal zodiac]] ([[August 10]] - [[September 15]]). - Gemini (3325 bytes)
6: Gemini includes two bright stars, named after the two twins, who...
8: ... constellation in [[1930]], near the star Wasat (δ Geminorum).
10: ==Notable deep sky objects==
12: ...t of Gemini is M35, an open cluster of 5th magnitude, 2 800 light-years from earth. It is northwest of...
15: ... was associated with the myth of [[Castor and Polydeuces]] (also known as the [[Dioscuri]]). The myth ... - Pisces (2984 bytes)
6: ... brightest star, η Piscium, is only of magnitude 3,6. α Piscium is called Alrisha, "the knot...
10: ==Notable deep-sky objects==
16: ...y the constellation [[Piscis Austrinus]] was considered to be a fish.
18: ...he monstrous [[Typhon]]. The two fishes are often depicted tied together with a cord, to make sure the...
20: ..., and thus considered to represent being in the underworld, and that one of the figures (the one on th... - Sagittarius (3908 bytes)
2: ... a [[constellation]] of the [[zodiac]], commonly depicted as a [[centaur]] drawing a bow. Sagittarius...
4: ...rius Dwarf Elliptical Galaxy]], located just outside the [[Milky Way]].
7: ...(σ) and τ Sagitarii the handle. [http://deepsky.astroinfo.org/Sgr/] [http://www.flandrau.org...
9: ...ghtest star of the constellation, having a magnitude of only 4.0.
11: ==Notable deep-sky objects==
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