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#5439 From: Mark Andrew Holmes <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Mon May 3, 2010 5:45 pm
Subject: Fixed star alignments (April 25, 2010) 		mahtezcatpoc
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As of midnight GMT.

Asterisks indicate alignments that weren't there a week ago today (with a 1 00'
orb).




Jupiter


*Fetus Nebula (NGC 7008 Cygni)

*Sadalpheretz (Lambda Pegasi)

*Simmah (Gamma Piscium)






Saturn


Pinwheel Galaxy (M-99 Comae Berenices)

NGC 4450 (Comae Berenices)

NGC 4692 (Comae Berenices; galaxies w/suspected black holes)

Al Sharatif (Beta Crateris)

Al Batiyah (Gamma Crateris)

Asina (Ch-1 Hydrae)

Lucida Sextantis (Alpha Sextantis)

Markeb (Kappa Velorum)

Wild's Triplet (Arp 248 Virginis; three galaxies connected by filaments)





Uranus



Azelfafage (Pi-1 Cygni)

*Scheat (Beta Pegasi)

IP Pegasi (cataclysmic variable)

Testudo (30 Piscium; marks the obsolete constellation Testudo the Turtle)





Neptune



Gienah (Epsilon Cygni)

*Tsuru (Theta Gruis)

Ibycus (Iota Gruis)





Pluto



DQ Herculis (cataclysmic variable)

Kaus Medius (Delta Sagittarii)

Kaus Australis (Epsilon Sagittarii)

Tow (21 Sagittarii)

Omega Nebula (M-17 Sagittarii)

Little Star Cloud (M-24 Sagittarii; pseudo-star cluster)

Sagittarius X-4 (NGC 6624 Sagittarii; globular cluster and X-ray source with a
suspected black hole)

Clipeus (Zeta Scuti)

Tang (Eta Serpentis)

HD 168443 (Serpentis; in Serpens Cauda; has planets)

Eagle Nebula (M-16 Serpentis; in Serpens Cauda)

We (aka Lucida Telescopii; Alpha Telescopii)

Ki (Delta-1 Telescopii)





Eris



Saderazra (Delta Andromedae)

Kui (Zeta Andromedae)

Tien Ke (Theta Andromedae)

VV Cephei (cataclysmic variable)

Baten Kaitos (Zeta Ceti)




Ceres




DQ Herculis (cataclysmic variable)

Pi Mensae (has planets)

Emerald Nebula (NGC 6572 Ophiuchi)

Kaus Medius (Delta Sagittarii)

Kaus Australis (Epsilon Sagittarii)

Ira Furoris (Eta Sagittarii)

Polis (Mu Sagittarii)

Omega Nebula (M-17 Sagittarii)

Little Star Cloud (M-24 Sagittarii; pseudo-star cluster)

*Sagittarius X-4 (NGC 6624 Sagittarii; globular cluster and X-ray source with a
suspected black hole)

HD 168443 (Serpentis; in Serpens Cauda; has planets)

We (aka Lucida Telescopii; Alpha Telescopii)




Pallas



*Birdun (Epsilon Centauri)

Rho Coronae Borealis (has planets)

*R Coronae Borealis (variable)

*Mululizi (Delta Librae)

*Anopheles (Epsilon Muscae)

*LX Serpentis (cataclysmic variable aka nova)

*Fe Yu (Zeta Volantis)



Juno


*Caelibes (Zeta Caeli)

*Pazmino's Cluster (Stock 23 Camelopardalis; open cluster)

*Adid Media (Nu Persei)

*Menkib (Xi Persei)

*Seif Australis (Psi Persei)

*Kattupothu (Mu Tauri)

*Kallichore (Omega-1 Tauri, in the Hyades)

*Atlantida (37 Tauri)



Vesta



*MM Hydrae (cataclysmic variable aka nova)

*Frosty Leo Nebula (IRAS 09371+1212 Leonis)

Owl Nebula (M-97 Ursae Majoris)




Chiron



Network Nebula (NGC 6992 Cygni)

M-15 (Pegasi; densest known globular cluster)




North Node



Alfecca Meridiana (Alpha Coronae Australis)

Myrtus (Beta Coronae Australis)

*Shrichakra (Gamma Coronae Australis)

*Kalachakra (Delta Coronae Australis)

Vega (Alpha Lyrae)

*Ascella (Zeta Sagittarii)

Manubrium (Omicron Sagittarii)

Hecatebolus (Tau Sagittarii)




South Node



Sirius (Alpha Canis Majoris)

HL Canis Majoris

*PU Canis Majoris (cataclysmic variable)

Canopus (Alpha Carinae)

*Dziban (Psi-1 Draconis)

Mekbuda (Zeta Geminorum)

The Mini-Coathanger (Harrington STAR 22 Ursae Minoris; asterism)



More later.




Mark A. Holmes

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#5440 From: "mahtezcatpoc" <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Thu May 6, 2010 4:18 am
Subject: NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (April 29, 2010) 		mahtezcatpoc
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The galaxy NGC 4731 in Virgo.


Mark A. Holmes

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#5441 From: "mahtezcatpoc" <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Thu May 6, 2010 4:20 am
Subject: NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 1, 2010) 		mahtezcatpoc
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http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap1004501.html


The pulsar PSR B1509-58 in Circinus.



Mark A. Holmes

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#5442 From: "mahtezcatpoc" <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Thu May 6, 2010 4:27 am
Subject: NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 2, 2010) 		mahtezcatpoc
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The dense Coma Cluster of galaxies in Coma Berenices.


Mark A. Holmes

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#5443 From: "mahtezcatpoc" <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Thu May 6, 2010 4:34 am
Subject: NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 3, 2010) 		mahtezcatpoc
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The spiral galaxy NGC 3190 in Leo.


Mark A. Holmes

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#5444 From: "mahtezcatpoc" <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Thu May 6, 2010 4:37 am
Subject: NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 6, 2010) 		mahtezcatpoc
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Two nebulae nicknamed Owl, the Owl Nebula (M-97) in Ursa Major on the left, and
the Southern Owl Nebula (PLN 283+25.1) in Hydra on the right.



Mark A. Holmes

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#5445 From: Mark Andrew Holmes <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Sun May 9, 2010 5:35 am
Subject: Fixed star alignments (May 2, 2010) 		mahtezcatpoc
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As of midnight GMT.

Asterisks indicate alignments that weren't there a week ago today (with a 1 00'
orb).



Jupiter



Fetus Nebula (NGC 7008 Cygni)

*Lacerta Cauda (1 Lacertae)

*BL Lacertae (blazar, archetypal BL Lacertae object)

*Cosmic 6 Nebula (Abell 79 Lacertae)

*Markab (Alpha Pegasi)

Sadalpheretz (Lambda Pegasi)

*Sadalbari (Mu Pegasi)

*51 Pegasi (has planets)

*Pegasus 1 Cluster (NGC 7619 et al Pegasi; galaxy cluster)

*Corripio (Zeta Reticuli)

*NGC 300 (Sculptoris; galaxy w/black hole)



Saturn


*Chara (15 Canum Venaticorum)

Pinwheel Galaxy (M-99 Comae Berenices)

NGC 4692 (Comae Berenices; galaxy w/suspected black hole)

Al Sharatif (Beta Crateris)

Al Batiyah (Gamma Crateris)

Asina (Ch-1 Hydrae)

Lucida Sextantis (Alpha Sextantis)

Markeb (Kappa Velorum)

Wild's Triplet (Arp 248 Virginis; three galaxies connected by filaments)



Uranus



Azelfafage (Pi-1 Cygni)

Scheat (Beta Pegasi)

IP Pegasi (cataclysmic variable aka nova)

*NGC 7457 (Pegasi; galaxy w/black hole)

Testudo (30 Piscium; marks the obsolete constellation Testudo the Turtle)




Neptune



Gienah (Epsilon Cygni)

*Network Nebula (NGC 6992 Cygni)

Tsuru (Theta Gruis)

Ibycus (Iota Gruis)

*M-15 (Pegasi; densest known globular cluster)




Pluto



DQ Herculis (cataclysmic variable)

Kaus Medius (Delta Sagittarii)

Kaus Australis (Epsilon Sagittarii)

Tow (21 Sagittarii)

Omega Nebula (M-17 Sagittarii)

Little Star Cloud (M-24 Sagittarii; pseudo-star cluster)

Sagittarius X-4 (NGC 6624 Sagittarii; globular cluster and X-ray source with a
suspected black hole)

Clipeus (Zeta Scuti)

Tang (Eta Serpentis)

HD 168443 (Serpentis; in Serpens Cauda; has planets)

Eagle Nebula (M-16 Serpentis; in Serpens Cauda)

We (aka Lucida Telescopii; Alpha Telescopii)

Ki (Delta-1 Telescopii)




Eris



Saderazra (Delta Andromedae)

Kui (Zeta Andromedae)

Tien Ke (Theta Andromedae)

VV Cephei (cataclysmic variable)

Baten Kaitos (Zeta Ceti)



Ceres



DQ Herculis (cataclysmic variable)

Pi Mensae (has planets)

Emerald Nebula (NGC 6572 Ophiuchi)

Kaus Medius (Delta Sagittarii)

Kaus Australis (Epsilon Sagittarii)

Ira Furoris (Eta Sagittarii)

Omega Nebula (M-17 Sagittarii)

Little Star Cloud (M-24 Sagittarii; pseudo-star cluster)

Sagittarius X-4 (NGC 6624 Sagittarii; globular cluster and X-ray source with a
suspected black hole)

HD 168443 (Serpentis; in Serpens Cauda; has planets)

We (aka Lucida Telescopii; Alpha Telescopii)



Pallas



*Al Nair al Baten (Zeta Centauri)

*Rukbalgethi Shemali (Tau Herculis)

*14 Herculis (has planets)

*GY Hydrae (cataclysmic variable)

*Zubenalgenubi (Alpha Librae)

*Debehogne's Object (Librae; variable galaxy)




Juno



*Pseudocyesis (Gamma-1 Caeli)

*Tarandus (49 Cassiopeiae; marks the obsolete constellation Tarandus the
Reindeer)

*Kapteyn's Star (VZ Pictoris; nearest galactic halo star to the Sun, orbits the
Galactic Center backwards)

*Kleeia (Delta-3 Tauri, in the Hyades)

*Ain (Epsilon Tauri)

*Phaesyla (Theta-2 Tauri, in the Hyades)

*Dione (Kappa-1 Tauri, in the Hyades)

*Pluvius (Pi Tauri, in the Hyades)

*Dodonida (Phi Tauri)

*Nysida (Chi Tauri)

*Phyto (70 Tauri, in the Hyades)

*Polyxo (71 Tauri, in the Hyades)

*Prodice (79 Tauri, in the Hyades)

*Eudora (83 Tauri, in the Hyades)

*Hind's Variable Nebula (NGC 1555 Tauri)



Vesta



MM Hydrae (cataclysmic variable aka nova)

*Subra (Omicron Leonis)

*Peanut Nebula of Leo (CW Leonis)

Frosty Leo Nebula (IRAS 09371+1212 Leonis)

*Lucida Pictoris (Alpha Pictoris)




Chiron



Network Nebula (NGC 6992 Cygni)




North Node



*Nova Aquilae 1918 (V603 Aquilae; cataclysmic variable)

Alfecca Meridiana (Alpha Coronae Australis)

Myrtus (Beta Coronae Australis)

Shrichakra (Gamma Coronae Australis)

Kalachakra (Delta Coronae Australis)

Ascella (Zeta Sagittarii)

*Wild Duck Cluster (M-51 Scuti)



South Node



Sirius (Alpha Canis Majoris)

HL Canis Majoris

PU Canis Majoris (cataclysmic variable)

Dziban (Psi-1 Draconis)

*NGC 2304 (Geminorum; open cluster)



More later.




Mark A. Holmes

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#5446 From: Mark Andrew Holmes <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Sun May 9, 2010 2:53 pm
Subject: Happy Mother's Day! n/t 		mahtezcatpoc
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n/t


Mark A. Holmes

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#5447 From: "Diana K Rosenberg" <fixed.stars@...>
Date: Sun May 9, 2010 7:20 pm
Subject: Mother's Day 		dkr663
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Mark sent
Date: Sat May 8, 2010 10:35 pm ((PDT))

As of midnight GMT.

Jupiter

Fetus Nebula (NGC 7008 Cygni)

Suitable for Mother's Day, dontcha think?

Love, Diana

 

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#5448 From: Mark Andrew Holmes <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Sun May 9, 2010 7:56 pm
Subject: Re: Mother's Day 		mahtezcatpoc
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LOL

And today is the 50th anniversary of the introduction of The Pill.

Mark A. Holmes

--- On Sun, 5/9/10, Diana K Rosenberg <fixed.stars@...> wrote:

From: Diana K Rosenberg <fixed.stars@...>
Subject: [thefixedstars] Mother's Day
To: thefixedstars@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, May 9, 2010, 2:20 PM

 

Mark sent
Date: Sat May 8, 2010 10:35 pm ((PDT))

As of midnight GMT.

Jupiter

Fetus Nebula (NGC 7008 Cygni)

Suitable for Mother's Day, dontcha think?

Love, Diana

 

Website: http://ye-stars. com

 


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#5449 From: "Lynda Walker" <lawalker@...>
Date: Sun May 9, 2010 10:55 pm
Subject: Re: NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 3, 2010) 		reign_eleanor
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Hi Mark
 
For some reason I cannot get these to open from the links you are giving, so I go to the index to see them instead. I thought you should know, in case it is not just me or Mercury retrograde.
 
Kind Regards
 
Lynda
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 4:34 PM
Subject: [thefixedstars] NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 3, 2010)

 

http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap1004503.html

The spiral galaxy NGC 3190 in Leo.

Mark A. Holmes


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#5450 From: "mahtezcatpoc" <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Sun May 9, 2010 11:21 pm
Subject: Re: NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 3, 2010) 		mahtezcatpoc
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Okay.

Mark A. Holmes

--- In thefixedstars@yahoogroups.com, "Lynda Walker" <lawalker@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Mark
>
> For some reason I cannot get these to open from the links you are giving, so I
go to the index to see them instead. I thought you should know, in case it is
not just me or Mercury retrograde.
>
> Kind Regards
>
> Lynda
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: mahtezcatpoc
>   To: thefixedstars@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 4:34 PM
>   Subject: [thefixedstars] NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 3, 2010)
>
>
>
>   http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap1004503.html
>
>   The spiral galaxy NGC 3190 in Leo.
>
>   Mark A. Holmes
>

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#5451 From: "mahtezcatpoc" <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Sun May 9, 2010 11:26 pm
Subject: NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 1, 2010)--corrected 		mahtezcatpoc
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http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap100501.html


The pulsar PSR B1509-58 in Circinus.


Mark A. Holmes

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#5452 From: "mahtezcatpoc" <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Sun May 9, 2010 11:27 pm
Subject: NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 2, 2010)--corrected 		mahtezcatpoc
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http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap100502.html

The dense Coma Cluster of galaxies in Coma Berenices.


Mark A. Holmes

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#5453 From: "mahtezcatpoc" <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Sun May 9, 2010 11:29 pm
Subject: NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 3, 2010)--corrected 		mahtezcatpoc
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The spiral galaxy NGC 3190 in Leo.


Mark A. Holmes

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#5454 From: "mahtezcatpoc" <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Sun May 9, 2010 11:49 pm
Subject: NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 6, 2010)--corrected 		mahtezcatpoc
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http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap100506.html

Two nebulae nicknamed Owl, the Owl Nebula (M-97) in Ursa Major on the left, and
the Southern Owl Nebula (PLN 283+25.1) in Hydra on the right.


Mark A. Holmes

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#5455 From: "mahtezcatpoc" <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Sun May 9, 2010 11:59 pm
Subject: Re: NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 3, 2010) 		mahtezcatpoc
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--- In thefixedstars@yahoogroups.com, "mahtezcatpoc" <mahtezcatpoc@...> wrote:
>
> Okay.
>

I corrected the URLs.

Mark A. Holmes


>
> --- In thefixedstars@yahoogroups.com, "Lynda Walker" <lawalker@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Mark
> >
> > For some reason I cannot get these to open from the links you are giving, so
I go to the index to see them instead. I thought you should know, in case it is
not just me or Mercury retrograde.
> >
> > Kind Regards
> >
> > Lynda
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: mahtezcatpoc
> >   To: thefixedstars@yahoogroups.com
> >   Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 4:34 PM
> >   Subject: [thefixedstars] NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 3, 2010)
> >
> >
> >
> >   http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap1004503.html
> >
> >   The spiral galaxy NGC 3190 in Leo.
> >
> >   Mark A. Holmes
> >
>

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#5456 From: "Lynda Walker" <lawalker@...>
Date: Mon May 10, 2010 7:31 am
Subject: Re: Re: NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 3, 2010) 		reign_eleanor
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Thanks, Mark.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2010 11:59 AM
Subject: [thefixedstars] Re: NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 3, 2010)

 



--- In thefixedstars@yahoogroups.com, "mahtezcatpoc" <mahtezcatpoc@...> wrote:
>
> Okay.
>

I corrected the URLs.

Mark A. Holmes

>
> --- In thefixedstars@yahoogroups.com, "Lynda Walker" <lawalker@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Mark
> >
> > For some reason I cannot get these to open from the links you are giving, so I go to the index to see them instead. I thought you should know, in case it is not just me or Mercury retrograde.
> >
> > Kind Regards
> >
> > Lynda
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: mahtezcatpoc
> > To: thefixedstars@yahoogroups.com
> > Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 4:34 PM
> > Subject: [thefixedstars] NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (May 3, 2010)
> >
> >
> >
> > http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap1004503.html
> >
> > The spiral galaxy NGC 3190 in Leo.
> >
> > Mark A. Holmes
> >
>


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#5457 From: tom gale <solarsunfruits@...>
Date: Mon May 10, 2010 11:07 pm
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#5458 From: Mark Andrew Holmes <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Sun May 16, 2010 6:02 am
Subject: Fixed star alignments (May 9, 2010) 		mahtezcatpoc
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As of midnight GMT.

Asterisks indicate alignments that weren't there a week ago today (with a 1 00'
orb).



Jupiter



BL Lacertae (blazar, archetypal BL Lacertae object)

Cosmic 6 Nebula (Abell 79 Lacertae)

*Matar (Eta Pegasi)

Sadalbari (Mu Pegasi)

51 Pegasi (has planets)

*Rhumbus (Kappa Reticuli)

NGC 300 (Sculptoris; galaxy w/black hole)



Saturn


Chara (15 Canum Venaticorum)

Pinwheel Galaxy (M-99 Comae Berenices)

*Needle Galaxy (NGC 4565 Comae Berenices)

Al Sharatif (Beta Crateris)

Lucida Sextantis (Alpha Sextantis)

Markeb (Kappa Velorum)

*Zavijava (Beta Virginis)

Wild's Triplet (Arp 248 Virginis; three galaxies connected by filaments)




Uranus



*The Flying Minnow (Harrington STAR 4 Aurigae; asterism)

Azelfafage (Pi-1 Cygni)

*NGC 1399 (Fornacis; galaxy)

*Brolga (Rho Gruis)

Scheat (Beta Pegasi)

IP Pegasi (cataclysmic variable aka nova)

NGC 7457 (Pegasi; galaxy w/black hole)

*Sculptor Galaxy (NGC 253 Sculptoris)

*Tsien Ta Tseang (10 Trianguli)

*Shalish (12 Trianguli)

*Nili Donum (14 Trianguli)




Neptune



Gienah (Epsilon Cygni)

Network Nebula (NGC 6992 Cygni)

Tsuru (Theta Gruis)

Ibycus (Iota Gruis)

M-15 (Pegasi; densest known globular cluster)




Pluto



DQ Herculis (cataclysmic variable)

Kaus Medius (Delta Sagittarii)

Kaus Australis (Epsilon Sagittarii)

Tow (21 Sagittarii)

Omega Nebula (M-17 Sagittarii)

Little Star Cloud (M-24 Sagittarii; pseudo-star cluster)

Sagittarius X-4 (NGC 6624 Sagittarii; globular cluster and X-ray source with a
suspected black hole)

Tang (Eta Serpentis)

HD 168443 (Serpentis; in Serpens Cauda; has planets)

Eagle Nebula (M-16 Serpentis; in Serpens Cauda)

We (aka Lucida Telescopii; Alpha Telescopii)

Ki (Delta-1 Telescopii)




Eris



Saderazra (Delta Andromedae)

Kui (Zeta Andromedae)

Tien Ke (Theta Andromedae)

VV Cephei (cataclysmic variable)

Baten Kaitos (Zeta Ceti)




Ceres



DQ Herculis (cataclysmic variable)

Pi Mensae (has planets)

Emerald Nebula (NGC 6572 Ophiuchi)

Kaus Medius (Delta Sagittarii)

Kaus Australis (Epsilon Sagittarii)

Ira Furoris (Eta Sagittarii)

*Polis (Mu Sagittarii)

Omega Nebula (M-17 Sagittarii)

Little Star Cloud (M-24 Sagittarii; pseudo-star cluster)

Sagittarius X-4 (NGC 6624 Sagittarii; globular cluster and X-ray source with a
suspected black hole)

HD 168443 (Serpentis; in Serpens Cauda; has planets)

*Eagle Nebula (M-16 Serpentis; in Serpens Cauda)

We (aka Lucida Telescopii; Alpha Telescopii)






Pallas



*Menkent (Theta Centauri)

*Kabkent Prima (Mu Centauri)

*Kabkent Secunda (Nu Centauri)

*Alphecca (Alpha Coronae Borealis)

*Acrux (Alpha Crucis)

*Mimosa (Beta Crucis)

*Jikiketsu (Lambda Muscae)

*Jikininki (Mu Muscae)

*Death Star Galaxy (3C321 Serpentis; in Serpens Caput)



Juno



*Oyster Nebula (NGC 1501 Camelopardalis)

*Sasin (Epsilon Leporis)

*Hind's Crimson Star (R Leporis)

*Tabit (Pi-3 Orionis)

*Aethra (Tau Tauri; in the Hyades)

*Parilicium (Sigma-2 Tauri; in the Hyades)

*LkCa 15 (Tauri; protoplanetary nebula)



Vesta



*Cat's Eye Nabula (NGC 6543 Draconis)

*Acresha (Tau-1 Hydrae)

*Ukdah (Tau-2 Hydrae)

Peanut Nebula of Leo (CW Leonis)

*Al Thiba (30 Leonis Minoris)

*Malus (Gamma Pyxidis; Pyxis the Compass was originally called Malus the Mast of
the Ship Argo)




Chiron



*Helix Nebula (NGC 7293 Aquarii)

*Al Uzza (Upsilon Gruis)



North Node



Nova Aquilae 1918 (V603 Aquilae; cataclysmic variable)

Alfecca Meridiana (Alpha Coronae Australis)

Myrtus (Beta Coronae Australis)

Shrichakra (Gamma Coronae Australis)

Kalachakra (Delta Coronae Australis)

Ascella (Zeta Sagittarii)

*Ain al Rami (Nu Sagittarii)

Wild Duck Cluster (M-51 Scuti)





South Node



Sirius (Alpha Canis Majoris)

HL Canis Majoris

PU Canis Majoris (cataclysmic variable)

Dziban (Psi-1 Draconis)

NGC 2304 (Geminorum; open cluster)



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Date: Mon May 17, 2010 12:52 am
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Date: Tue May 18, 2010 8:32 pm
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@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Mars was aligned w/Tsu Shi (Delta Pyx) & NGC 3079
(UMa, galaxy w/black hole).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Mars was aligned w/Maculosa(38 Lyn),NGC 2778
(Lyn,galaxy w/black hole),HS Puppis(nova),& Hadir(Sigma Pup).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Mars was aligned w/OJ 287 (Cnc, BL Lacertae
object),Giansar (Lambda Dra),Mawtinah (Delta Hya),& Lieu (1 Hya).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Venus was aligned w/Al Thaur (Lambda Tau) & Furibundus
(Nu Tau).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Venus was aligned w/Alcyone (Eta Tau),Atlas(27 Tau),&
Pleione(28 Tau),all in the Pleiades.

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Venus was aligned w/Al Fakhir (Gamma Per),Atiks
(Omicron Per),& GK Persei (nova).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Venus was aligned w/Alrai(Gamma Cep,has
planets),Alkalbalrai(Rho Cep),Keid(Omicron-2 Eri),& Theemin(Upsilon-2 Eri)

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Venus was aligned w/Soul Nebula(Sharpless 2-199 Cas) &
Dwingeloo 1 & 2(Cas,galaxies).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Venus was aligned w/Enceinte (Beta Cae),Caelatum (Nu
Cae),& Custos Messium (40 Cas).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Mercury was aligned w/Liberflux (Tau-4 Eri),Eridanus
Supervoid (Eri),& Junnanmen (Epsilon Tri).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Mercury was aligned w/Achird (Eta Cas),Pac-Man Nebula
(NGC 281 Cas),& Kaffaljidhma (Gamma Cet).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Mercury was aligned w/Keun Nan Mun Secundus (Chi And)
& The Fath (NGC 708 And).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Sun was aligned w/Alphirk(Beta Cep),79 Ceti
(nova),Fornacis(Alpha For),& Chi 1-2-3 (Chi-1/2/3 For, asterism).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Sun was aligned w/Keun Nan Mun Primus(Phi
And),Velikovskaya(BD +20°307 Ari),Caph(Beta Cas),& DK Cassiopeiae(nova).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Moon was aligned w/Supergalactic Center (Vir).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Moon was aligned w/The Eyes (NGC 4435/4438 Vir, galaxy
pair) & The Nonet (NGC 4438 Vir, galaxy).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Moon was aligned w/NGC 4342 (Vir, galaxy w/black
hole).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Moon was aligned w/AL & GO Comae Berenices
(novae),Virgo A(M-87 Vir,galaxy),& NGC 4261(Vir,galaxy w/black hole).

@ midnight GMT Mon,Apr 26,Moon was aligned w/Asellus Primus (Theta Boo) &
Asellus Secundus (Iota Boo).



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#5463 From: Mark Andrew Holmes <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Tue May 18, 2010 10:02 pm
Subject: Twitters: Inner-planet fixed star alignments (April 27, 2010) 		mahtezcatpoc
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@ midnight GMT Tue,Apr 27,Mars was aligned w/NGC 3079 (UMa, galaxy w/black
hole).

@ midnight GMT Tue,Apr 27,Mars was aligned w/Maculosa (38 Lyn),NGC 2778 (Lyn,
galaxy w/black hole),& HS Puppis (nova).

@ midnight GMT Tue,Apr 27,Mars was aligned w/Mawtinah (Delta Hya) & Minchir
(Sigma Hya).

@ midnight GMT Tue,Apr 27,Mars was aligned w/OJ 287 (Cnc, BL Lacertae object) &
Giansar (Lambda Dra).

@ midnight GMT Tue,Apr 27,Venus was aligned w/BB Doradus (nova),Mirfak (Alpha
Per),Atiks (Omicron Per),& GK Persei (nova).

@ midnight GMT Tue,Apr 27,Venus was aligned w/Custos Messium (40 Cas),Dwingeloo
1 (Cas, galaxy),& Soul Nebula (Sharpless 2-199 Cas).

@ midnight GMT Tue,Apr 27,Mercury was aligned w/Azha (Eta Eri),Liberflux (Tau-4
Eri),Eridanus Supervoid (Eri),& Metallah (Alpha Tri).

@ midnight GMT Tue,Apr 27,Mercury was aligned w/Pac-Man Nebula (NGC 281
Cas),Kaffaljidhma (Gamma Cet),& M-77 (Cet, maser).

@ midnight GMT Tue,Apr 27,Mercury was aligned w/Adhab (Upsilon And,has planets)
& The Fath (NGC 708 And, galaxy).

@ midnight GMT Tue,Apr 27,Sun was aligned w/Alphirk (Beta Cep) & Chi 1-2-3
(Chi-1/2/3 For, aka Harrington STAR 2; asterism).

@ midnight GMT Tue,Apr 27,Sun was aligned w/Keun Nan Mun Primus (Phi And) & IC
10 X-1 (Cas, supermassive black hole).

@ midnight GMT Tue,Apr 27,Moon was aligned w/Roberts 22 (CRL 4140 Car,
nebula),Kraz (Beta Crv),& Tso-Hea (6 Crv).



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#5464 From: Mark Andrew Holmes <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Wed May 19, 2010 3:45 am
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@ midnight GMT Wed,Apr 28,Mars was aligned w/Maculosa (38 Lyn) & HS & HZ Puppis
(novae).

@ midnight GMT Wed,Apr 28,Mars was aligned w/Giansar (Lambda Dra), Mawtinah
(Delta Hya) & Minchir (Sigma Hya).

@ midnight GMT Wed,Apr 28,Mars was aligned w/Mawtinah (Delta Hya),Giansar
(Lambda Dra) & Minchir (Sigma Hya).

@ midnight GMT Wed,Apr 28,Venus was aligned w/Menkib (Zeta Per),Kattupothu (Mu
Tau) & Atlantida (37 Tau).

@ midnight GMT Wed,Apr 28,Mercury was aligned w/Lucida Doradus (Alpha Dor) &
Azha (Eta Eri).

@ midnight GMT Wed,Apr 28,Mercury was aligned w/Hamal (Alpha Ari),Schedir (Alpha
Cas),Kaffaljidhma (Gamma Cet),& M-77 (Cet, maser).

@ midnight GMT Wed,Apr 28,Mercury was aligned w/Adhil (Xi And),Adhab (Upsilon
And,has planets) & The Fath (NGC 708 And, galaxy).

@ midnight GMT Wed,Apr 28,Sun was aligned w/Phycochroma (Delta Cet),M-77 (Cet,
maser),Lucida Doradus (Alpha Dor) & Metallah (Alpha Tri).

@ midnight GMT Wed,Apr 28,Sun was aligned w/Schedir (Alpha Cas) & IC 10 X-1
(Cas, supermassive black hole).

@ midnight GMT Wed,Apr 28,Sun was aligned w/Adhil (Xi And) & Hamal (Alpha Ari).

@ midnight GMT Wed,Apr 28,Moon was aligned w/Blue Planetary (NGC 3918 Cen,
nebula) & Bat Symbol Nebula (Abell 36 Vir).

@ midnight GMT Wed,Apr 28,Moon was aligned w/NGC 5929 (Boo, galaxy w/black hole)
& UZ Bootis & OQ Carinae (novae).



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#5466 From: "psyclesunending" <psycles@...>
Date: Thu May 20, 2010 5:02 pm
Subject: Free Solar Spark download 		psyclesunending
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I just want to make sure PC using listees know that you can get a free download
copy of Esoteric Technologies' Solar Spark, a wonderful little program that
displays the current chart on your desktop. It includes the Sabian Oracle,
giving all the Sabian symbols for currant points and all others are available.
It also includes a report function written by Stephanie Johnson. It also
includes Essential Dignity table by Ptolemy. All in all, a great little gift
from Esoteric Technologies.

Get it at:
http://www.esotech.com.au/products/solarspark2.html

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#5467 From: Mark Andrew Holmes <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Fri May 21, 2010 4:54 am
Subject: Twitters: Inner-planet fixed star alignments (April 29, 2010) 		mahtezcatpoc
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@ midnight GMT Thu,Apr 29,Mars was aligned w/Elvashak (Alpha Lyn),Maculosa (38
Lyn),Tureis (Rho Pup),& HZ Puppis (nova).

@ midnight GMT Thu,Apr 29,Mars was aligned w/Melendez-Ramirez Star(HIP 56948
Dra,sunlike star),Aslesha(Epsilon Hya),& Minchir(Sigma Hya).

@ midnight GMT Thu,Apr 29,Venus was aligned w/Kattupothu (Mu Tau),Kallichore
(Omega-1 Tau, in the Hyades),& Atlantida (37 Tau).

@ midnight GMT Thu,Apr 29,Venus was aligned w/Adid Media (Nu Per) & Seif
Australis (Psi Per).

@ midnight GMT Thu,Apr 29,Venus was aligned w/Caelibes (Zeta Cae),Pazmino's
Cluster (Stock 23 Cam),& Sceptrum (53 Eri).

@ midnight GMT Thu,Apr 29,Mercury was aligned w/Lucida Doradus (Alpha Dor) &
Azha (Eta Eri).

@ midnight GMT Thu,Apr 29,Mercury was aligned w/Schedir (Alpha Cas),Phycochroma
(Delta Cet),& M-77 (Cet, maser).

@ midnight GMT Thu,Apr 29,Mercury was aligned w/Adhil (Xi And),Adhab (Upsilon
And,has planets),& Hamal (Alpha Ari).

@ midnight GMT Thu,Apr 29,Sun was aligned w/Lucida Doradus (Alpha Dor) & Azha
(Eta Eri).

@ midnight GMT Thu,Apr 29,Sun was aligned w/Kaffaljidhma (Gamma Cet),Phycochroma
(Delta Cet),& M-77 (Cet, maser).

@ midnight GMT Thu,Apr 29,Sun was aligned w/Hamal (Alpha Ari),Schedir (Alpha
Cas),& IC 10 X-1 (Cas, supermassive black hole).

@ midnight GMT Thu,Apr 29,Sun was aligned w/Adhil (Xi And),Adhab (Upsilon
And,has planets),& The Fath (NGC 708 And, galaxy).

@ midnight GMT Thu,Apr 29,Moon was aligned w/Zubenelgenubi (Alpha Lib),Mululizi
(Delta Lib),& Debehogne's Object (Lib, variable galaxy).

@ midnight GMT Thu,Apr 29,Moon was aligned w/Birdun (Epsilon Cen),Al Nair al
Baten (Zeta Cen),& Rukbalgethi Shemali (Tau Her).



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#5468 From: "mahtezcatpoc" <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Fri May 21, 2010 4:38 pm
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Thank you, Brian.

(I wish SolarFire would come with Swiss Ephemeris or Pottenger files for all the
numbered asteroids and easy updating with automatic notifications as new files
become available, as a built-in feature. That's really the only issue I have
with SolarFire. The fixed stars editor makes adding new objects easy.)

Mark A. Holmes



--- In thefixedstars@yahoogroups.com, "psyclesunending" <psycles@...> wrote:
>
> I just want to make sure PC using listees know that you can get a free
download copy of Esoteric Technologies' Solar Spark, a wonderful little program
that displays the current chart on your desktop. It includes the Sabian Oracle,
giving all the Sabian symbols for currant points and all others are available.
It also includes a report function written by Stephanie Johnson. It also
includes Essential Dignity table by Ptolemy. All in all, a great little gift
from Esoteric Technologies.
>
> Get it at:
> http://www.esotech.com.au/products/solarspark2.html
>
> Brian
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Date: Sat May 22, 2010 7:10 am
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@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Mars was aligned w/Elvashak (Alpha Lyn),Tureis (Rho
Pup),& HZ Puppis (nova).

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Mars was aligned w/Melendez-Ramirez Star(HIP 56948
Dra,sunlike star),Aslesha (Epsilon Hya),& Minchir (Sigma Hya).

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Venus was aligned w/Phaeo (Theta-1 Tau),Ati (Psi
Tau),& Crystal Ball Nebula (NGC 1514 Tau).

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Venus was aligned w/Prima Hyadum (Gamma
Tau),Kallichore (Omega-1 Tau),& Ambrosia (58 Tau), all in the Hyades.

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Venus was aligned w/Adid Borealis (Delta Per),Menkib
(Zeta Per),& California Nebula (NGC 1499 Per).

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Venus was aligned w/AM Cassiopeiae (nova),The Little
Queen (Harrington STAR 25 Dra, asterism),& Sceptrum (53 Eri).

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Venus was aligned w/Caelibes (Zeta Cae),Pazmino's
Cluster (Stock 23 Cam, open cluster),& FT Camelopardalis (nova).

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Mercury was aligned w/Phycochroma (Delta Cet),M-77
(Cet, maser),Lucida Doradus (Alpha Dor),& Metallah (Alpha Tri).

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Mercury was aligned w/Schedir (Alpha Cas) & IC 10 X-1
(Cas, supermassive black hole).

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Mercury was aligned w/Adhil (Xi And),Keun Nan Mun
Primus (Phi And),& Hamal (Alpha Ari).

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Sun was aligned w/Azha (Eta Eri),Liberflux (Tau-4
Eri),Eridanus Supervoid (Eri) & Junnanmen (Epsilon Tri).

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Sun was aligned w/Pac-Man Nebula (NGC 281 Cas) &
Kaffaljidhma (Gamma Cet).

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Sun was aligned w/Adhab (Upsilon And,has planets) &
The Fath (NGC 708 And, galaxy).

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Moon was aligned w/Hilasmus (Delta Lup) & EI Piscium
(nova).

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Moon was aligned w/Derakrab Australis (Tau Lib) &
Derakrab Borealis (Upsilon Lib).

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Moon was aligned w/Biceps (Gamma Her),Sophian (Eta
Her) & White-Eyed Pea (IC 4593 Her, nebula).

@ midnight GMT Fri,Apr 30,Moon was aligned w/ Mandrill Nebula (Henize 2-111 Cen)
& Lucida Chamaeleontis (Alpha Cha).



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#5470 From: Mark Andrew Holmes <mahtezcatpoc@...>
Date: Sun May 23, 2010 7:26 am
Subject: Fixed star alignments (May 16, 2010) 		mahtezcatpoc
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As of midnight GMT.

Asterisks indicate alignments that weren't there a week ago today (with a 1 00'
orb).



Jupiter



*Sama al Azrak (Pi-2 Cygni)

*Cocoon Nebula (IC 5146 Cygni)

Matar (Eta Pegasi)

*Stephan's Quintet (galaxy group: NGC 7317/7318A/7318B/7319/7320 Pegasi)

*Deer Lick Group (galaxy group: NGC 7331/7335/7336/7337/7340 Pegasi)




Saturn



Chara (15 Canum Venaticorum)

Pinwheel Galaxy (M-99 Comae Berenices)

Needle Galaxy (NGC 4565 Comae Berenices)

*The Mice (NGC 4676 Comae Berenices; two colliding galaxies)

Al Sharatif (Beta Crateris)

Lucida Sextantis (Alpha Sextantis)

*Benetnash (Eta Ursae Majoris)

Zavijava (Beta Virginis)

Wild's Triplet (Arp 248 Virginis; three galaxies connected by filaments)




Uranus



The Flying Minnow (Harrington STAR 4 Aurigae; asterism)

NGC 1399 (Fornacis; galaxy)

Brolga (Rho Gruis)

*Manus Justitia (10 Lacertae; marks the obsolete constellation Manus Justitia
the Hand of Justice)

Scheat (Beta Pegasi)

IP Pegasi (cataclysmic variable aka nova)

NGC 7457 (Pegasi; galaxy w/black hole)

*Gliese 86 (Phoenicis; has planets)

Sculptor Galaxy (NGC 253 Sculptoris)

Tsien Ta Tseang (10 Trianguli)

Shalish (12 Trianguli)

Nili Donum (14 Trianguli)




Neptune



Gienah (Epsilon Cygni)

Network Nebula (NGC 6992 Cygni)

Tsuru (Theta Gruis)

Ibycus (Iota Gruis)

M-15 (Pegasi; densest known globular cluster)




Pluto



DQ Herculis (cataclysmic variable)

*Pi Mensae (has planets)

Kaus Medius (Delta Sagittarii)

Kaus Australis (Epsilon Sagittarii)

Omega Nebula (M-17 Sagittarii)

Little Star Cloud (M-24 Sagittarii; pseudo-star cluster)

Sagittarius X-4 (NGC 6624 Sagittarii; globular cluster and X-ray source with a
suspected black hole)

Tang (Eta Serpentis)

HD 168443 (Serpentis; in Serpens Cauda; has planets)

Eagle Nebula (M-16 Serpentis; in Serpens Cauda)

We (aka Lucida Telescopii; Alpha Telescopii)




Eris



Saderazra (Delta Andromedae)

Kui (Zeta Andromedae)

Tien Ke (Theta Andromedae)

VV Cephei (cataclysmic variable)

Baten Kaitos (Zeta Ceti)




Ceres



*Atiyah (Omicron Herculis)

DQ Herculis (cataclysmic variable)

Pi Mensae (has planets)

Emerald Nebula (NGC 6572 Ophiuchi)

Kaus Medius (Delta Sagittarii)

Kaus Australis (Epsilon Sagittarii)

Ira Furoris (Eta Sagittarii)

Polis (Mu Sagittarii)

Little Star Cloud (M-24 Sagittarii; pseudo-star cluster)




Pallas



*QU Carinae (cataclysmic variable)

*Omega Centauri (NGC 5139 Centauri; bright globular cluster(

*Nusakan (Beta Coronae Borealis)

*Noctua (50 Hydrae; marks the obsolete constellation Noctua the Night Owl)

*Rijl al Awwa (Mu Virginis)

*Passer (Gamma-2 Volantis)



Juno


*Hasseleh (Iota Aurigae)

*Batenateban Borealis (Chi Draconis)

*Cursa (Beta Eridani)

*Neshmet (Mu Leporis)

*Rigel (Beta Orionis)

*FY Persei (cataclysmic variable)

*Aesula (99 Tauri; in the Hyades)



Vesta


*Alphard (Alpha Hydrae

*Cat's Prey (I Hydrae; underneathe the right forepaw of the obsolete
constellation Felis the Cat)

*Adhafera (Zeta Leonis)

*Al Jabhah (Eta Leonis)

*Puppis A (2U 0821-42 Puppis; supernova remnant and X-ray source)

*Al Sumut (Alpha Pyxidis)

*Funis (Beta Pyxidis; marks the line part of the obsolete constellation Lochium
et Funis the Log and Line)

*Regor (Gamma Velorum)



Chiron



*HD 210277 (Aquarii; has planets)

Helix Nebula (NGC 7293 Aquarii)

Al Uzza (Upsilon Gruis)



North Node



Nova Aquilae 1918 (V603 Aquilae; cataclysmic variable)

Shrichakra (Gamma Coronae Australis)

Kalachakra (Delta Coronae Australis)

Ain al Rami (Nu Sagittarii)

*Nunki (Sigma Sagittarii)

*Tien Pien (Beta Scuti)

*Branchett's Object (NSV 24587 Scuti; variable star)

Wild Duck Cluster (M-51 Scuti)




South Node



*BT Monocerotis (cataclysmic variable)

*DN Geminorum (cataclysmic variable)

NGC 2304 (Geminorum; open cluster)

*COROT-7 (Monocerotis; has planets)

*The Arrow Head (Harrington STAR 5 Monocerotis; asterism)



More later.




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