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The "shorthand" name in the [[Speech, the | Speech]] for the group of stars bearing the Bayer designation &#945; (alpha) Geminis: also known as Castor. ...ars of type A1 and A5. <i>Ysen </i> is the word used in the Speech for the stars considered as a group: individually, their names are Umnaih, Relewen, Mikk

A grouping of hundreds of millions of stars (and sometimes many more), normally closely associated by gravitation. When

...~kaler/sow/naos.html zeta Puppis], one of the hottest and brightest type O stars in this part of the galaxy.

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...bout a year to orbit it; and it also travels in company with several other stars that are gravitationally associated. (For more info see the [http://article

...pe K1 star with the luminosity of approximately 11 Suns. It is one of the stars that take a turn being [[Earth | Earth's]] north Pole Star: it will occupy

...of tiny embedded mirror tiles representing the stars of the night sky. The stars of the constellation Orion shine out of the basin courtesy of embedded fibe

There were immortals who were the spirits of stars or animals. Some were human beings who had done good deeds and were rewarde

...size similar to our own universe's, and merely lacks enough energy to have stars in the first place: or whether it's a much smaller closed volume. This ques

...ater observed by [[Kit]] and [[Nita]] as being full of short-term variable stars, does not match the space observable around &#949; Indi. The fluorescence

...(type SBbc) comprised of an estimated two hundred to three hundred billion stars: one of the two largest / most massive members of the so-called [http://en

...female cat), the Creatress and Dam, the Fire at the Heart, the Kindler of Stars, and by many, many other names. But possibly the most frequently used of t

....org/wiki/Ursa_Major Ursa Major]: the name "Shuo" refers generally to the stars in the Chinese version of this constellation.) Wizards hearing this story,

.../tolweb.org/tree?group=Echinodermata Echinodermata], especially the "spiny stars". Like them, it has a small central body and a number of legs which can var