1. There are too many cries in this world, and you won’t understand. Yeats "The Stolen Child"
2. Life and death, a cold glance. Travelers, hurry up. Yeats
3. A big trouble for human beings is that we cannot have consistent feelings. There is always something we like about our enemies, and there is always something we dislike about our lovers. It’s this tangle of emotions that age us, frown and deepen the wrinkles around our eyes. If we could love or hate with all our hearts like the immortals, we might be able to live forever like them. Until that day comes, though, their undying joy and sorrow are largely part of their charm. Their love never tires, and the cycle of stars never slows down their dance. Yeats "Celtic Twilight"
4. cast a cold eye, on life, on death, horseman, pass by. A cold glance, life and death, the rider and On the way. (More direct translation: cast a cold eye, look at life and death; knight, move forward.) William Butler Yeats
5. I prefer listening to theories The sound of the ivory door turning on its hinges also makes it believed that only those who pass through the rose-strewn threshold can glimpse the faint light of the horn door in the distance. Perhaps it would be best for us if we could put aside our own thoughts and simply make the call that astrologer Lilly made in Windsor Forest - Queen, Queen of the Fairies, come. We should also remember, as he did, that God visits his children in dreams. Tall queen with shimmering body, come closer; let me take another look at your thick and beautiful black hair. Yeats "Celtic Twilight"
6. If I am understood enough, I will throw away the broken words and live a contented life Yeats
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7. When we were young, we loved each other but didn’t know it. William Butler Yeats "AfterLongSilence"
8. I often believe that nature is full of people we cannot see. Of course there are some ugly, weird, evil and stupid people, but they are mostly Most possess extraordinary beauty that we have never known. As we stroll through beautiful, quiet places, these beautiful people are never more than a stone’s throw away from us. When I was a child, every time I walked in the woods, I would feel like someone or something I had longed for, but didn't know why, would appear at any moment. ...Beauty must be an outlet from the web into which we are born, otherwise it ceases to be beautiful. And, if this were not the case, we would probably rather sit by the fire at home and let our lazy bodies get tired.Getting fatter; or preferring to devote yourself to some stupid enterprise and running around in a hurry, forgetting to appreciate the wonderful show of light and shadow played among the green leaves. Yeats "Celtic Twilight"
9. I loved you the old way. Yeats
10: Tell how we two alone in the world hid far away under the peaceful tree, while our love grew into an Indian star, a burning one The flowing fire of my heart, with the sparkling ocean tide, the flashing feathers, the heavy branches, and the shining silver dove that sighs and sobs for a hundred days: tells how our souls will wander after we die, When the silence of dusk envelopes the feathered road, leaving its vague footprints beside the sleepy phosphorescence of the sea. --William Butler Yeats "To Beloved from India"
11: I have never complained about the people, now or at any time--Yeats
12: It is love, an endless farewell - Yeats's "Ephemera"
13: I made a song for the song A coat studded with embroidery and jewels, taken from ancient mythology. A complete set from head to toe. Fools grabbed it and put it on, swaggering around the world, as if they had woven a song. Let them take it. Walking naked is more powerful and more powerful. pride. -- Yeats
14: How many loved your moments of glad grace, And loved your beauty with love false or true, Your beauty, with falsehood or true love, But one man loved the pilgrim Soul in you, And loved the sorrows of your changing face; And loved the sorrows of your changing face; -- William Butler Yeats "When you are old When you are old"
15: When you are old and sleepy, you take a nap by the fire. Please take down this poem and read it slowly, recalling the softness of your eyes in the past and the heavy shadows they had in the past. Only one person can love the painful lines on your old face. -- Yeats "When You Are Old"
16: "When You Are Old" (William Butler Yeats) When you are old and gray and sleepy , taking a nap by the fire, please take down this poem and read it slowly, recalling the softness of your eyes in the past, recalling their heavy shadows in the past; how many people loved your youthful and joyful moments, admiring your beauty, pretending orSincerely, there is only one person who loves your pilgrim soul and the painful wrinkles on your aging face. He lowers his head and tells the story of the passing of love in a sad voice by the red-lit stove, on the mountain above his head. It walked slowly, hiding its face among a group of stars. The glory of the past is gone - William Butler Yeats
17: Only one person loves your pilgrim soul and the painful wrinkles on your aging face. -- Yeats "When You Are Old"
18: Others because you did not keep That deep-sworn vow have been friends of mine; Yet always when I look death in the face, When I clamber to the heights of sleep, Or when I grow excited with wine, Suddenly I meet your face. --Yeats, "A Deep-Sworn Vow"
19: Where the steep plateau of Slish Forest ① dips into the lake, there is a lush island, where fluttering egrets disturb the sleepy water rats; there we have hidden the magic fish full of berries. bucket, and the stolen cherries were all red. Come, children of men! Go to the lake and wilderness, hold hands with a fairy, because the world is full of sorrow that you cannot understand. On the far shore of Cape Rossis, the waves of moonlight wash over the hazy silvery beach; There we spend the whole night treading our feet, weaving the old dance steps; exchanging glances and entwining arms, until the moon flies away. ; We jump back and forth, chasing splashing water bubbles, while the world is full of troubles, and we are anxious in our sleep. -- William Butler Yeats, "The Abducted Child"
20. When I broke away from the clutter of arguments, I told myself that immortals do indeed exist. , only those of us who lack simplicity of heart and wisdom can deny this. Simple-minded and wise men throughout the ages have seen them and even talked with them. Just as I think, they are not far away from us, living a passionate life. As long as we keep our pure nature without losing our passion, we can join them after death. I hope death connects us to all legends; I hope one day in the future, we can fight the dragon in the dark green mountains, or realize that all legends are actually a mixture of the sins of human beings in more magnificent days. Image prophecy. Yeats "Celtic Twilight"
21. Before us lies eternity; our souls Are love, and a continual farewell. Facing eternity, our souls are love, and a continual farewell. WBYeats "Emphemera"
22. When you are old, gray-haired and sleepy, taking a nap by the fire, take down this book and read it slowly, dreaming of you. Those pulsating eye waves once had the soft light and deep halo; how many people have loved your joyful and charming youth, your charming appearance, either sincerely or just for show; but only one person loves you. The pilgrim's soul loves the traces of time on your mournful face; bending down by the red grate, you whisper sadly how love has disappeared, and how you have climbed the mountains and valleys above. , hiding his face behind the stars in the sky gazing at you. "When You Are Old" by W.B. Yeats
23. Let's go, children of this world, to the wilderness and rivers, holding hands with an elf, because the sadness of this world is too deep and you Can't understand Yeats's "The Stolen Child"
24. When you enter your old age, your hair is pale, and you are sitting by the stove and taking a nap with sleepiness, please open this book. Savor the book slowly, and carefully recall your gentle eyes and tender eyes. How many people once admired your appearance when you were young and longed for your beauty, whether they were sincere or fake, but there is one person who loves you deeply and purely. Even though the wrinkles of the years are increasingly showing on your face, you lean down, a little sad, by the shining grate, whispering, how can love escape and climb the mountains above, hidden among the stars in Yeats's "When" You grow old》
25. I can now wither into truth Yeats
26. When you grow old, With gray hair and sleepy eyes, you are taking a nap in front of the stove. Please take down this book of poems, read it slowly, and recall the soft light and green halo of your eyes back then; how many people have loved your beauty with true and false feelings, Loved your joyful and charming youth, Only one loved your pilgrim's heart, Loved the decay in your fading face; When you were hunched over the burning grate, You would speak softly, with A touch of sadness: The lost love has now climbed up the mountain, burying its shameful face among the dense stars. Yeats "When You Are Old"
27. Maybe some people will blame you for taking away the poetry that can move them. On that day, when the ears are deafened and the eyes are Blinded with a flash of lightning. You abandoned me, and I found nothing to sing about, except the king's helmet, the sword, and the half-forgotten memories vaguely related to you. But now we're leaving, becauseThe world remains as it is; while we laugh and weep, we will fling helmets, laurels, and swords into the trenches. But, dear, stay close to me; since you left, my desolate thoughts have become cold to the bones. Yeats' "Reconciliation"
28. How many people have loved your beauty and your pretty short youth, sincerely or falsely, but only one person loves your pilgrim soul. Love the lament on your aging face. Yeats "When You Are Old"
The truth that comes with time
Although there are many branches, there is only one root. ;
Through all the lying days of my youth
I shake off my leaves and flowers in the sun;
Now I can wither into truth.
Translated by Shen Rui
Arrow
I'm thinking of you This arrow of beauty
shot into my bones, an arrow made of wild thoughts.
No one can look up to her like this, no one;
When the cardamom tips just bloom, a woman,
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She is always graceful, with breasts and face,
Her complexion is as beautiful as apple petals.
This is becoming more and more intimate, but because of
for one reason, I want to cry for the old time that has passed the season. beautiful.
Translated by Qiu Xiaolong
White Bird
Dear, I wish we were a pair of white birds on the crest of the waves!
The meteor has not yet died, and we are tired of its shining;
The blue star hangs low in the morning light. The dim light of the stars
awakens a ray of immortal sadness in our hearts.
A hint of sleepiness escapes from the dream of dewy lilies and roses;
Oh, dear, don’t dream about that The shining of shooting stars,
Don’t dream of the dim light of blue stars lingering in the dew:
I wish we Turn into a white bird on the wave: you and me!
My mind wanders to the countless islands and the shores of Dannan Lake,
Where time will forget us and sorrow will never come again ;
TransferIn an instant we will be far away from the erosion of roses, lilies and starlight,
As long as we are two white birds, my dear, haunting the waves!
Translated by Fu Hao
He hopes to get the beauty in heaven
< p> If I could get the beauty of heaven,
woven with golden and silver brilliance,
then The blue, dim, and dark brocade,
is woven with the night sky, day, and hazy brilliance,
I would like to make this A piece of brocade is spread under your feet;
But I am poor and have nothing but dreams.
I will put my Dreams are spread under your feet;
Tread gently, because you step on my dreams.
Translated by Qiu Xiaolong
The poem he gave to his lover
Use a golden hair pin to tie your hair tightly,
Gently tie up each loose strand of hair,
I command my heart to shape these poor rhymes:
Day after day, my heart works endlessly on the rhymes,
From the battles of the past
Create a sad purity.
You only need to raise a pearly white hand,
Tie your long hair , sighing long;
All men’s hearts must burn and beat violently;
On the dark beach , the bubbles are like candles
The stars climb into the night sky, and the dewdrops fall lightly from the night sky,
The stars are bright, just for Light up your delicate feet.
Translated by Qiu Xiaolong
Sailing to Byzantium
That’s not A country of old people. The young
are embracing each other; the dying generation,
The birds in the trees are engaged in their singing;
A waterfall of fish, a sea filled with mackerel,
Fish, beast or bird, praise all summer< /p>
All that is born and dies.
Indulging in the music of the senses, everyone neglects the eternal monument of reason.
A decadent old man is just a waste,
A shabby coat propped on a stick,
Unless the soul claps its hands and sings, for its
every crack in its skin sings louder;
But there is no school to teach singing, but only
Study its glory recorded on the monument,
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So I crossed the ocean and came to
The sacred castle of Byzantium.
O wise men! Standing in the divine fire of God,
It is like a sculpture inlaid with gold on a mural,
Come out of the divine fire , spinning in the air,
Please be the singing teacher for my soul.
Burn my heart, it's tied to a
dying body, corrupted by desire,
I no longer know what it originally was; please collect me into the eternal artistic arrangement as soon as possible
Once separated from nature, I no longer take my shape from
any natural object,
< p>As long as the Greek goldsmiths used gold glaze
and hammered gold to make patterns,
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To keep the sleepy emperor awake;
Or to sing on a golden branch
Everything Things past, present and future
To the nobles and ladies of Byzantium.
Translated by Zha Liangzheng
How are the constellations arranged in the twelve months of the year
Constellation, Latin The name is CONSTELLATION, which refers to a group of stars in the sky that are closely positioned and projected on the celestial sphere. The English word is "Constellation", which means "constellation" and "constellation";
The constellation referred to in astrology means "mark", "mark" and "symbol". Different civilizations and historical periods may divide the constellations differently. Most modern constellations evolved from the traditional ancient Greek constellations. The International Astronomical Union accurately divided the entire sky into 88 constellations..
Extended information:
Western constellations originated in ancient Babylon, one of the four ancient civilizations. It is said that there are more than 20 constellation names in total for the so-called 12 constellations of the zodiac, and it is said that Mesopotamia was born about 5,000 years ago. After this, the ancient Babylonians continued to divide the sky into many areas and come up with new constellations.
30 constellations were proposed around 1000 BC. Ancient Greek astronomers supplemented and developed the Babylonian constellations and compiled the ancient Greek constellation table. In the 2nd century AD, the ancient Greek astronomer Ptolemy compiled 48 constellations based on the astronomical achievements of the time.
And use imaginary lines to connect the main bright stars in the constellation, imagine them as animals or characters, and give them appropriate names based on myths and stories. This is the origin of the name of the constellation. Most of the 48 constellations in Greek mythology live in the northern sky and north and south of the equator.
Baidu Encyclopedia - Constellations
The 12 constellations on the zodiac were originally used to measure time, rather than representing people's personalities as they are now. Around 1000 BC, 30 constellations were proposed.
Ancient Greek astronomers supplemented and developed the Babylonian constellations and compiled the Ancient Greek Constellation Table. In the 2nd century AD, the ancient Greek astronomer Ptolemy compiled 48 constellations based on the astronomical achievements of the time. And use imaginary lines to connect the main bright stars in the constellation, imagine them as animals or characters, and give them appropriate names based on myths and stories. This is the origin of the name of the constellation. Most of the 48 constellations in Greek mythology live in the northern sky and north and south of the equator.
In 1922, the International Astronomical Union General Assembly decided to divide the sky into 88 constellations, and their names were basically based on historical names. In 1928, the International Astronomical Union officially announced the names of 88 constellations. These 88 constellations are divided into three celestial regions, 29 in the northern hemisphere, 47 in the southern hemisphere, and 12 near the celestial equator and ecliptic.
There is no specific explanation of how to arrange them. Some are arranged by month, such as the famous twelve golden constellations, and there are also eighty-eight constellations arranged according to size, and others
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Constellations in astrology
As in Some ethnic groups in East Asia define a person's zodiac sign according to the animal represented by the year of birth. In many countries, a person's birth month corresponds to the zodiac sign.
Birthday horoscope originates from astrology, which attempts to use a person’s place of birth, time of birth and the position of celestial bodies to explain a person’s character and destiny.
The correspondence between birth month and sun sign is as follows,Since the orbits of celestial bodies are different from those of the Gregorian calendar, there will be a difference of 1-2 days in different years, which is consistent with the distance between each "section" of the 24 solar terms in the Chinese lunar calendar. The calculation of solar term time is accurate to the minute (not sub-hour) Beginning) is also the boundary of the zodiac sign, which varies every year.
Constellation name, zodiac time (general knowledge) sidereal time, lunar solar term corresponding to the constellation time where the sun is located
Aries March 21-April 19 April 15-05 April 15th, April 19th - May 13th, Spring Equinox - the day before Grain Rain
Taurus, April 20th - May 20th, May 16th - June 15th, May 14th - June Guyu on the 19th - the day before Xiaoman
Gemini May 21st - June 21st, June 16th - July 15th, June 20th - July 20th Xiaoman - the day before summer solstice
Cancer June 22-July 22 July 16-August 15 July 21-August 9 Summer Solstice - the day before the great heat
Leo July 23- August 22nd, August 16th - September 15th, August 10th - September 15th, Great Heat - the day before the end of the summer season
Virgo, August 23rd - September 23rd, September 16th - October 15th, September 16th to October 30th, summer heat - the day before the autumnal equinox
Libra, September 24th to October 23rd, October 16th to November 15th, October 31st to 11th Autumn Equinox on November 22nd - the day before frost
Scorpio October 24th - November 21st November 16th - December 15th November 23rd - November 29th Frost's descent - the day before light snow
p>Ophiuchus - - November 30 - December 17 -
Sagittarius November 22 - December 21, December 16 - January 14, December 18 Day-January 18 Light snow-the day before the winter solstice
Capricorn December 22-January 19 January 15-February 14 January 19-February 15 Winter Solstice-before the big cold One day
Aquarius January 20-February 18 February 15-March 14 February 16-March 11 Big Cold - the day before rain
Pisces February 19th - March 20th March 15th - April 14th March 12th - April 18th Rain - the day before the vernal equinox
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The eighty-eight constellations are arranged according to their size
(Note: The following introduction only introduces the famous celestial bodies in the constellation and does not represent the in horoscopeThere are only these celestial bodies. )
1. Hydrae: A water snake with 9 heads in Greek mythology, and if one is cut off, another one will grow out. Finally killed by Hercules. Epsilon Hydrae is a quadruple star system. There are three Messier objects. (Messier objects are 110 celestial bodies that look like comets, including galaxies, nebulae, star clusters, star clusters and supernova explosion remnants.)
2. Virginis: the goddess of justice in Greek mythology Stolia. It houses the brightest and closest supercluster of galaxies, the Virgo Cluster. Contains hundreds of galaxies that can be found with an 8-inch telescope. There are 11 Messier objects, and they are all galaxies. Alpha Virgo is a blue-white star of magnitude +1 and one of the 20 brightest stars in the sky. It is called Spica in China. M104 is also called the Straw Hat Galaxy. One of the twelve constellations of the zodiac.
3. Ursae Majoris: In Greek mythology, it is the beautiful fairy Callisto who was jealous of Hera. In order to protect her, Zeus turned her into a bear. This constellation houses the most famous star in the sky - the Big Dipper. There are 7 Messier objects. Zeta Ursa Major is the sixth star of the Big Dipper and a double star. It was discovered in 1650 and is the earliest double star discovered in the telescope era. It is called Kaiyang in China.
4. Ceti: A sea monster sent by the sea god Poseidon to punish the Ethiopian queen, but was killed by the hero Perseus. Contains hundreds of galaxies. There is a Messier object.
5. Herculis: The Greek mythological hero Hercules, who followed Jason and the Argonauts to capture the Golden Fleece and completed the "Hercules XII" A difficult thing.” He is the grandson of Perseus and the illegitimate son of Zeus. There are two Messier objects, among which M13 is the largest, brightest and most eye-catching globular star cluster north of the equator. Only Omega Centauri, 47 Tucanae and M22 located in the south exceed it.
6. Eridani: All ancient civilizations regarded it as the river in the center of their living area. There is a first-magnitude star, α Eridani, which is a large blue-white star with magnitude +0.5. Star, known as Heweiyi in China. There are many double stars.
7. Pegasus (Pegasi): transformed into the blood spurted from Medusa’s neck, landed on Mount Helicon, created a spiritual spring, and became the source of inspiration for poetry. The Great Square of Pegasus is the most dazzling star in the central part of the northern sky in the autumn sky, and contains a Messier object. Within its scope is the Stephen's Quintet, which includes five well-known galaxies and one fainter member - NGC 7320C.
8. Draconis: In Greek mythology, it was a dragon hiding in the golden apple orchard and was killed by Heracles, the hero of Hercules.
9. Centauri (Centauri): Has two first-magnitude stars, Alpha Centauri and Beta Centauri, of which αIt is a triple star and β is a blue and white giant star.
10. Aquaril (Aquaril): Ganymetis, the most beautiful prince in the world, was favored by Zeus and poured wine for the gods in the divine world. One of the twelve constellations of the zodiac.
11. Ophiuchi: In Greek mythology, Asclepius is a famous snake man who holds two snakes. One has deadly venom, while the other can cure diseases. . He was able to resurrect the dead, thus angering Hades, and was sentenced to death by Zeus. With an eight-inch telescope, you can see that it has at least 20 globular star clusters, including 7 Messier objects, including the faintest Messier globular star cluster, M107. Barnard's star is the fastest moving star. The thirteenth constellation of the zodiac has been excluded from the zodiac since ancient times due to the small area it occupies.
12. Leo (Leonis): There are many galaxies in the vast sky area it occupies. Of the meteor swarms that occur each year, the Leonids are one of the most prominent. Alpha Leo is a large blue-white star with magnitude +1.35. It is called Regulus in China. One of the twelve constellations of the zodiac.
13. Bootis: It is the hunter who keeps chasing the Ursa Major with the dog constellation. Among them is the brightest star in the sky north of the equator, α Bootis, which is called Arcturus in China. etc - 0.1 etc.
14. Piscium: In Greek mythology, Pisces represents the incarnation of Eros and Aphrodite in the water. In order to escape monsters, they transformed into fish shapes and dived into the Euphrates River. There is a Messier object M74, which is also one of the faintest Messier objects. One of the twelve constellations of the zodiac.
15. Sagitarii: This is a very spectacular constellation, in which the heart of the Milky Way is located. The main deep universe objects in this constellation are all Milky Way objects, including emission nebulae and dark stars. Nebulae, open and globular star clusters, and planetary nebulae, it also has the most Messier objects of any constellation, fifteen in total. M8 is a bright emission nebula, also called the Reef Nebula. This nebula also contains an open star cluster, NGC 6530. M17 is one of the brightest emission nebulae in the sky, also known as the Swan Nebula or Omega Nebula. M20, also called the Trilobite Nebula, is a mixed emission and reflection nebula with a dazzling triple star in its center. M22 is one of the finest globular star clusters in the sky. M24 is also called the Little Sagittarius star cloud. One of the twelve constellations of the zodiac.
16. Cygni: One of the 48 constellations first identified by Ptolemy. In Greek mythology, Zeus turned into a swan with the image of Queen Leda of Sparta on it, which the ancient Arabs thought was a flying eagle. Alpha Cygnus is one of the brightest stars in the Milky Way. It emits 60,000 times more light than the Sun and has a magnitude of +1.25. It is called Deneb in China. There are two Messier objects.
17. Taurus: In Greek mythology, it is a snow-white bull transformed by Zeus, who is madly in love with a Phoenician princess. Alpha Taurus is a red giant star, known as Aldebaran in China, and is one of the four stars of the Persian royal family. The Hyades is the closest open star cluster to the solar system. It has two Messier objects. M1, also known as the Crab Nebula, is the remnant of a supernova explosion. It is the only such object among Messier objects. It exploded on July 4, 1054. The Chinese This phenomenon was observed and records about the "guest stars" were left. M45, also called the Pleiades or the Seven Sisters, is the most famous open star cluster in the sky. One of the twelve constellations of the zodiac.
18. Camelopardalis: Camelopardalis first appeared on the celestial globe created by the Dutch theologian P. Plancius in 1613. Camelopardalis is located in the northern part of the celestial sphere. It is a large "slender" constellation. The brightest star in Camelopardalis is Beta Camelopardalis, whose Chinese name is "Yagani Zenshishi". It has an apparent magnitude of 4.03 and is 1,700 light-years away. It is a G0-type supergiant, and its luminosity is equal to that of the sun. 5000 times. According to observations, it is actually a binary star, with the main star having an apparent magnitude of 4.0 and the companion star having an apparent magnitude of 8.6. There is an easily distinguishable open star cluster in the constellation Camelopardalis, numbered NGC 1502. Numbered NGC2403 is a relatively bright Sc-type spiral galaxy with an apparent magnitude of 8.4. Numbered IC342 is an SBc type barred spiral galaxy with an apparent magnitude of 9.2. The star α in Camelopardalis is named "Shaowei" or "Ziwei Youyuan Liu". It has an apparent magnitude of 4.29, a luminosity of 25,000 times that of the sun, and a distance of 4,100 light years.
19. Andromeda (Andromedae): Andromeda in Greek mythology is the daughter of King Cepus and Queen Cassiopaia of Ethiopia. The entire constellation includes a constellation that can be seen through binoculars. Observable bright star clusters, a primary galaxy, a striking binary star, and a planetary nebula.
20. Puppis: part of the ancient constellation Carina. In Greek mythology, Carina was the Argonautic expedition ship on which the Golden Fleece was taken. The sky area it belongs to is filled with numerous bright open star clusters, which is very spectacular. Zeta Puppis is one of the largest blue supergiants in the Milky Way, with magnitude +2.25. Its common English name comes from the Greek, meaning "voyage".
21. Aurigae: The incarnation of Erechtheus, the inventor of the carriage. It is one of the brightest constellations in the northern sky in winter. The first-class bright star Alpha Aurigae, known as Capella in China, has three Messier objects.
22. Aquilae: The eagle transformed by Zeus, it was it that carried Ganymedes to heaven. Among them is a first-magnitude bright star called Alpha Aquilae, which is called Altair in China.
23. Serpentis: It is divided into two parts: the serpent head and the serpent tail. It consists of two plum blossoms.Sieye objects, among which M16 is also called the Eagle Nebula.
24. Persei: The hero Perseus in Greek mythology, killed Medusa, eliminated the sea monster whale, and rescued the Ethiopian princess Andromeda. Many bright star clusters, gas nebulae and planetary nebulae can be seen here. Consists of two Messier objects. Beta Persei is the earliest recognized eclipse variable star. It is also a binary star. Its light variation period is 2867 days, varying from +2.1 to +3.3 magnitude. It is called Algol in China. NGC 869 and NGC 884 are famous double star clusters and two of the best open star clusters in the sky. M76 is one of only four planetary nebulae among Messier objects and also becomes the Little Dumbbell Nebula. The Perseid meteor group is one of the most famous meteor groups that appears every year. The peak appears on August 11 and 12. You can see 50 to 60 meteors every hour. It once had a very poetic name: St. Lawrence tears, because at this time of year events are held in honor of St. Lawrence.
25. Cassiopeiae: Cassiopeia was the queen of King Cepus of Ethiopia. There are two Messier objects.
26. Orionis: It is the brightest and most easily identifiable constellation in the sky. In Greek mythology, he was the son of Poseidon, the best hunter in the world, but he was bitten to death by a poisonous scorpion sent by the god because of his pride. It has three Messier objects, including the most prominent one, M42, and a large diffuse reflection nebula, M78. The famous Horsehead Nebula of class IC434 is difficult to observe. Alpha Orionis is a pulsating red giant and a variable star with a magnitude between +0.4 and +1.3. It is one of the largest known stars with a diameter more than 600 times larger than our sun. It is called Rigel in China. Four. Beta Orionis is a super-bright blue-white giant star with a brightness equivalent to 55,000 suns. It is called Rigel in China. Sigma Orionis is a beautiful five-star system.
27. Cephei: One of the oldest constellations, it is the king of Ethiopia, Cepus.
28. Lyncis: A series of stars with weak starlight, identified by Hevilius in 1690. Lyncis 12 and 19 are both a triple star system. NGC 2419 is a globular star cluster that is different from most globular clusters that rotate around the center of the Milky Way. It is independent of our Milky Way and is called an intergalactic rover.
29. Librae: δ Librae is an eclipsing binary star (that is, two stars periodically pass in front of each other and eclipse each other). One of the twelve constellations of the zodiac.
30. Geminorun: They are the twins Pollux and Castor. They are the sons of Queen Leda of Sparta. Castor is a mortal and Pollux is a god. , they showed true brotherly love. Alpha Gemini is a famous sextuple star system, and its sub-star ΑAt magnitude +1.94, it is called Castor in China. Beta Gemini has a magnitude of +1.14. It is an orange giant star and is called Pollux in China. Zeta Gemini is a Cepheid variable star (a pulsating variable star whose brightness changes over time). There is a Messier object. One of the twelve constellations of the zodiac.
31. Cancer (Cancri): Legend has it that Cancer is the entrance for the soul to reach the earth and enter the human body. In Greek mythology, he was the messenger of Hera who was killed by the hero Hercules. One of the twelve constellations of the zodiac.
32. Velorum (Velorum): part of the ancient southern constellation. This area of the sky is ideal for searching for open star clusters. Gamma Vela is a bright binary star, one of which is a sub-star with magnitude +1.88, called a Wolf-Rayet star. It is a type of star that is very hot, emits strong light, and rapidly loses its material. NGC 2736 is a bright, pencil-shaped nebula that is the eastern remnant of a supernova that exploded 12,000 years ago.
33. Scorpii: Alpha Scorpii is one of the largest known red supergiants. Its diameter exceeds 966,000,000 kilometers. If it is placed in the solar system, it will be the four closest planets to the sun. And the orbits of a large number of members of the asteroid belt will be within it. It is also a double star with a companion star of magnitude +5.37. It is called Big Mars in China. It is also one of the four royal stars of Persia and is the star of the sky. Guard. ν Scorpii is a quadruple star system. ξ Scorpio is a triple star system. There are four Messier objects in Scorpio. One of the twelve constellations of the zodiac.
34. Carinae: A constellation that was modified from the ancient Southern Carina by astronomer Jemin Goode. It has the second brightest star in the sky - Alpha Carinae, known as Canopus in China, magnitude -0.72, and the brightest nebula complex in the sky - NGC 3372, the Eta Carinae Nebula.
35. Monocerotis: Drawn on the star map by German astronomer Balch in 1624. It is already famous for its numerous star clusters and nebulae, and it also has a variety of clusters and variable stars, consisting of a Messier object. Beta Monocerotis and Epsilon Monoceros are both triple star systems. NGC 2237 and NGC 2244 are famous nebula and star cluster complexes, also known as the Rosette Nebula. NGC 2264 is a large and sparse star cluster, nicknamed the "Christmas Tree Cluster" because of its appearance. NGC 2261 is Hubble's Variable Nebula, which changes in brightness due to moving clouds of dark, cool dust.
36. Sculptoris: Named by Lacai in 1752.
37. Phoenicis: Named by Bayer in 1603. Beta Phoenicis is a triple star system.
38. Canum Venaticorum: The hound that follows the Boötes. There are five MessisYay celestial body.
39. Aries (Arae): A golden sheep with golden hair, sent by the messenger god Hermes to rescue the princes Frikossos and Helle. One of the twelve constellations of the zodiac.
40. Capricorn (Capricorni): A mythical animal with the upper body of a sheep and the lower body of a fish. It is the door through which human souls ascend to heaven. There is a Messier object. One of the twelve constellations of the zodiac.
41. Fornacis (Fornacis): Named by Lacai in 1752. There is a galaxy group that contains a variety of celestial objects - the Fornax galaxy cluster. At least 18 galaxies can be distinguished.
42. Comberenices: It is the hair of Queen Beoneses of Egypt. There are eight Messier objects.
43. Canis Majoris: The dog that faithfully accompanies Orion along with Canis Minor. In Greek mythology, he is called Laelapus. It has the brightest star in the sky - Sirius. Own a Messier object.
44. Payonis: Named by Bayer in 1603. In Greek mythology, Hera decorated the tail feathers of a peacock with the eyes of the hundred-eyed monster Argos. It has a beautiful globular star cluster and several galaxies. K Pavo is a Cepheid variable star with a light variation period of 9065 days. NGC 6752 is one of the finest globular nebulae in the sky.
45. Gruis: Named by Bayer in 1603. Alpha Grain is a huge blue star with magnitude +1.7.
46. Lupus: It is one of the 48 constellations first identified by Ptolemy.
47. Sextantis: Hevilius named it in 1680.
48. Tucanae: The Small Magellanic Cloud is within its range. Beta 1 and Beta 2 Tucanae are a sextile star system. NGC 10 is the second largest and second brightest globular cluster in the sky after Omega Centauri.
49. Indi
50. Octantis: determined by Lacaille in 1752.
51. Leporis: It is one of the 48 constellations originally identified by Ptolemy and consists of several celestial bodies in deep space.
52. Lyrae: In Greek mythology, it is a harp. It was made by Hermes from a tortoise shell and dedicated to Apollo. Later Apollo gave it to Orr. Pussy. It has a first-magnitude star - Alpha Lyra, magnitude +0.03, known as Vega in China, and is the fifth brightest star in the sky. ε1 and ε2 Lyrae are a famous quadruple star composed of two pairs of binary stars. Consisting of two Messier objects, M57 was the first nebula discovered.
53. Crateris: first named by PtolemyOne of the 48 constellations. It is represented by a huge cup resting on the back of Hydra.
54. Columbae (Columbae): Named by the astronomer Plancius.
55. Vulpeculae: established by Hevilius in 1660. There is a Messier object M27. COLLINDER 399 is also called the Brocchi cluster or the Clothes Hanger cluster. M27 is also called the Dumbbell Nebula.
56. Ursae Minoris: One of the most famous constellations in the sky. It has only three stars visible to the naked eye, namely Alpha, Beta and γ Ursa Minor. Alpha Ursa Minor, Polaris, is the star closest to the North Celestial Pole and will be closest to the North Celestial Pole in 2102.
57. Telescopii: Named by Lacaille in 1752. Among them, H 5033 is a quadruple star system.
58. Horologii: Named by Lacaille in 1752.
59. Pictoris: Named by Lacai in 1752. It has a +8.8 magnitude red dwarf star, Captan's Star, which has the second fastest proper motion speed after Barnard's Star in the constellation Ophiuchus.
60. Piscis Austrini: It is one of the 48 constellations first identified by Ptolemy. Alpha Pisces Australis has magnitude +1.16. Its English common name comes from the Arabic word "fish mouth". It is called Fomalhaut in China. It is also one of the four royal stars of the Persians. Lakai 9352 is a red dwarf of magnitude +7.35, with the fourth highest proper motion speed.
61. Hydri
62. Antlia: Named by French astronomer Lacaille in 1752, it is shaped like an air pump.
63. Arae: It is the altar of the centaur. It is one of the 48 constellations first divided by Ptolemy.
64.Leonis Minoris: Named by Hevelius in 1660.
65. Pyxidis: part of the southern constellation Ship. T Pyxidis is a nova star that will erupt from time to time.
66. Microscope (Microscopii): determined by Lacaille in 1752.
67. Apodis: A bird of paradise, named by John Bayer in 1603. The main star is above magnitude +4.
68. Lacertae: There are many quite bright open star clusters in this sky area.
69. Delphini: In Greek mythology, the dolphin rescued the poet from a group of pirates who plotted to kill the poet Arion. But I don’t know why, it also has a name calledJob's coffin.
70. Corvi: The crow sent by Apollo to spy on the loyalty of her lover Coronis. Contains many galaxies, although most of them are not bright.
71. Canis Minoris: The puppy that faithfully accompanies Orion along with Canis Major. Only Alpha and Beta Canis Minoris are visible to the naked eye from the city. Among them, α is called Procyon in China, ranking eighth among the stars in the sky, with a magnitude of +0.4. It is a binary star, and the companion star is a white dwarf star with a magnitude of only +10.7.
72. Doradus: Named by Bayer in 1604. The Large Magellanic Cloud is within its limits.
73. Coronae Borealis: In Greek mythology, it was the crown given by Bacchus, the god of wine, to Ariadne, who was abandoned by Theseus.
74. Normae: Created by Lacaille in 1752.
75. Mensae: determined by Lakai in 1752. Part of the Large Magellanic Cloud lies within it.
76. Volantis: Created by Bayer in 1603.
77. Muscae
78. Trianguli: Although small, it is a very obvious group of stars. There is a Messier object.
79. Chamaeleontis: Named by John Bayer in 1604.
80. Coronae Australis
81. Caeli: one of the least conspicuous constellations, discovered by French astronomer Lacaille in 1752 describe.
82. Reticuli: It is a constellation created by Lakai.
83. Trianguli Australis
84. Scuti: Hevelius added this constellation in 1690. It has two Messier objects, among which M11 is also called the "Wild Duck Cluster" and is one of the richest open star clusters in the sky.
85. Circini: Named by astronomer Lacaille in 1752.
86. Sagittae: In Greek mythology, it is the arrow used by Apollo to defeat Cyclops. WZ Sagittarius is a nova. There is a Messier object.
87. Equulei: The ancient Greeks believed that Equulei was the horse given to Pollux by Hera.
88. Southern Cross (Crucis): The smallest constellation, there is a dark nebula called the Coalsack that extends 60 light-years in the Milky Way
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