Star lore of all ages; a collection of myths, legends, and facts concerning the constellations of the Northern Hemisphere (1911)
Olcott, William Tyler, 1873-1936 · New York, London : G.P. Putnam's sons · leaf 585
same rapacious and greedy nature. The figure is now generally known as Vulpecula, andcontains a noteworthy object in the Double-headed Shotor Dumb-Bell nebula. The group also marks the radi-ant point of the Vulpeculids, a meteor shower appear-ing from June 13th to July 7th. According to Argelander… … COMA BERENICES APPENDIX THE BRIGHTEST STARS VISIBLE IN LATITUDE 4oN.« STAR MAGNITUDE The Sun —25.4 Sirius —1.58 Vega 0.14 Capella 0.21 Arcturus 0.24 Rigel 0.34 Procyon 0.48 Altair 0.89 Aldebaran i ,06 Pollux 1.21 Spica 1.21 Antares 1.22 Fomalhaut 1.29 Deneb 1,33 Regulus 1.34 Castor 1,58 e Canis…
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