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Star Names Their Lore and Meaning Richard H. Allen
Publisher: Dover Publications

But like its brightness, its color too can appear to vary. Originally published in 1899 or so, it has not gone out of date..I have worn out three of them over the years, and may yet need to buy it again. But that world was “hot Jupiter,” a gas giant planet much larger than 55 Cancri e that orbited extremely close to its parent star. Source : Allen, Richard Hinckley, 'Star Names; Their Lore and Meaning', Dover, 1963. Truepenny has been reading Richard Hinckley Allen's Star Names: Their Lore and Meaning (mine, according to Amazon UK, for a mere twenty quid, since we don't have the Dover edition: curses!). €�Star Names – Their Lore and Meaning” by Richard Hinckley Allen. Navigation is in getting in touch with these ancient myths. According to Richard Hinckley Allen in his classic work "Star Names: Their Lore and Meaning," Mu is one of the deepest-colored stars visible to the naked eye. There is no better reference on the tales and how the stars were named than Richard Hinckley Allen's Star Names, Their Lore and Meaning, written over a hundred years. For more reading, see “The Starlore Handbook” by Geoffrey Cornelius, and the Dover publication “Star Names: Their Lore and Meaning” by Richard H. For those who lived along the Euphrates River in ancient times, Scorpio stood for darkness as its appearance indicated the autumnal equinox and the end of summer. That's a Bablyonian positional star name – the longest of all – meaning 'the southeast star in the Crab.' Also known as Asellus Source : Allen, Richard Hinckley, 'Star Names; Their Lore and Meaning', Dover, 1963.