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Book 2016rtographer perhaps currying the favor of sponsors; and re-brands, new figures meant to displace existing constellations, often for an ideological reason. All of them reveal something unique about the development of humanity‘s map of the sky. .

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Marmor Sculptile the latter, the Bust of Columbus merely “fills the place of the Net, which is also modern.” In short, Croswell argues in the introductory material to his map that because Nicolas Louis de Lacaille’s inventions were similarly “modern,” he could replace a Lacaille constellation as justifiably as Lacaille created it in the first place.

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What Is a Constellation?human eye. One popular misconception about the stars is that brightness indicates distance, fainter stars being located further away from Earth than the bright ones; were it the case that all stars had identical . brightnesses, this would be true. But by the twentieth century, astronomers realized t

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Gladii Electorales Saxonicie time, Johann Georg III (1647–1691). It consisted of nine unformed stars between visual magnitude + 3. 7 and + 5. 2 in the area where the edges of the traditional figures of Boötes, Serpens, Libra, and Virgo converged; the point where the swords in Kirch’s figure cross is very close to the position

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Leo Palatinust astronomer at the observatory at Mannheim, Germany from 1782–1786. He invented the figure to honor his patrons, Karl Theodor, Prince-Elector, Count Palatine and Duke of Bavaria (1724–1799) and his wife, Countess Palatine Elisabeth Auguste of Sulzbach (1721–1794).

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Lochium Funisy Lacaille in ., solving the problem of a number of faint, unformed stars in the vicinity of Pyxis. Bode evidently intended them to be interpreted as a single figure, enclosing them within a common boundary and listing together their stars in the accompanying catalog .. Together they formed a set of

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Phaeton believed its origins were to be found in Mesopotamia and long predated the Greeks. “There is much in the Euphratean records alluding to a stellar stream that may be our Eridanus,” Allen wrote, “and its title has been derived from the Akkadian ., the Strong River.” White (.) holds that the River’s n