Star in Cepheus
Alderamin
Applied to α Cep since medieval times. The derivation understood since Renaissance times was from al-dhira (al-)yamin, "the Right Forearm," an assumed sci-A descriptive term for α Cep. But this is apparently erroneous. …
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Astronomy
Official IAU information
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HIP
Bayer ID
Visual magnitude
Right ascension (J2000)
Declination (J2000)
IAU adoption
Name origin
Identification
Nome
Tipo
Constelação
Cultura de origem
Época
Idioma original
Designações
Technical data
Distância
Magnitude
Classe espectral
Cor
Movimento próprio
Massa
Raio
Luminosidade
Temperatura
Outros dados relevantes
Coordenadas (J2000)
Ascensão reta
Declinação
Notes and recent research
Description
History
Observation
Melhor época
Localização
Dificuldade
Instrumentos
Curiosities
References
Myths
Cultural traditions
Mesopotâmia
Grécia
Roma
Índia
China
Mundo Árabe
Mythology
References
- Star Names: Their Lore and Meaning — ALLEN, Richard Hinckley — 1963 [1899]
- Star Tales — RIDPATH, Ian ↗
Astrology
Fixed-star astrology
Fixed-star astrology
Bernadette Brady (Brady's Book of Fixed Stars, 1998) [3]
References
- The Fixed Stars and Constellations in Astrology — ROBSON, Vivian E. — 1923
- Astronomica — MANILIUS, Marcus — séc. I
Magic
Magical correspondences
Stellar glyphs
Received as personal gnosis — not from a written source.
References
- Personal gnosis of Aileen Daw
Oracle readings
Extrapolação própria (não é citação de fonte oracular)
Prayers
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