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star in cygnus

Cygnus. Abbreviation: Cyg English name: Swan (sometimes: Northern Cross) Coordinates see Stellar data see Object data. Particulars: Double stars beta Cyg, gamma Cyg, delta Cyg
The Swan or the Northern Cross Sky Chart; Peoria Astronomical Society Cygnus Page; Interactive star chart (Java applet) Position in the Sky. Explanation of the following information; Right
A popular name for Cygnus is the Northern Cross, and indeed its shape is far larger and more distinctive than the famous Southern Cross.
Between gamma and beta Cygni is the Cygnus Star Cloud, a vast region of exceptional beauty. Epsilon Cygni is "Gienah", from Al Janah, "The Wing".
The tail of the swan is marked by the bright star Deneb, Arabic for "tail". Three fainter stars cross the line between Deneb and the head of the swan, Albireo. Cygnus flies
Star Behind the Cygnus Loop Press Release Support Material June 2004 . The information provided on this page is EMBARGOED for release 11:20 a.m.
Cygnus, the celestial Swan, flies toward lower right and to the horizon, great Deneb, seen toward the upper left, marking its tail. Albireo, down and to the right, marks the Swan
Cygnus (pronounced /ˈsɪgnəs/, Latin: swan, Greek: Κύκνος) is a northern The Deep Photographic Guide to the Constellations: Cygnus; The clickable Cygnus; Star Tales â€" Cygnus
The largest star in the Cygnus OB3 association has a mass 40 times that of the Sun. As more massive stars evolve more rapidly, this implies that the progenitor star for Cygnus X
A fact sheet about the black hole Cygnus X-1 Alternate Names. Cygnus XR-1. Type. Stellar mass. Location. In the constellation Cygnus

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