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Astronomy Mirfak (it sometimes also goes by the name Algenib) is is the brightest star in the constellation of Perseus. The star is a yellow supergiant about 550 light years away. It has a mass about 8 times that of the Sun, but has expanded to 60 times the size, while its luminosity is about […]
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Introduction Welcome to the first session of Anchoring Starlight – Series 3. Below you will find some background information about our first star Merope and, once it is uploaded, the recording of our webinar. It is divided into the talk (with the letter T after the file number) and the inner journey (with the letter J after the
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You can listen to or download recordings of the inner journeys with Omani and the introductory talks here. All talks have the suffix T; all inner journeys have the suffix J. Music on all inner journeys by Thaddeus: Track 2: Temple Gardens from Temple of the Masters / Track 4: Strands of Light from Becoming Your Soul / Track 6: Spiritual Sun Lifting from Spiritual Sun / Track
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Astronomy Dubhe (pronounced DOOB-huh or Dubby – take your pick!) is nominally the brightest star in Ursa Major (Alioth, the first star on the Plough’s handle, is slightly brighter). A yellow giant about 120 light years away with a luminosity 300 times that of the Sun, it has a smaller companion that orbits it every 45 years. Someone
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Welcome to the recordings of this year’s Summer School. You can listen to them here or download them. All the introductory talks have the suffix T; all the inner journeys have the suffix J. If you choose to download all tracks together, be patient – it will take a while. Please do not share these
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Arcturus is the fourth-brightest star in the sky. Its diameter is about 27 times that of the Sun, but its mass is similar. It is thought that several billion years from now our Sun will become like Arcturus. It lies 36 light years away in the constellation of Bootes, the Herdsman. Arcturus means bear-guard, for
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Alcyone is a brilliant star, emitting a thousand time the light of our Sun. Early arabic astronomers gave it names meaning Central One, Bright One and Walnut. For Indians it was Arundhati, wife of Vashishtha or Brahma who with their six sons are the seven rishis who make up the seven stars of the Plough. The name Alcyone was thought by the ancient Greeks be connected with Halcyon, the kingfisher. In one of their myths Alcyone lost her husband in a storm at sea and the gods, taking pity on them both, changed them into kingfishers. Ever since there have been seven days of calm, the halcyon days, around the winter solstice.
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