The Pleiades :: The Seven Sisters

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PLEIADES - THE SEVEN SISTERS - From Mount Cyllene to the Stars Myth & Space In Greek mythology, the Pleiades were seven divine sisters - daughters of the Titan Atlas (condemned to hold up the heavens) and the sea-nymph Pleione. Six sisters were loved by gods: - Maia bore Hermes by Zeus - Electra bore Dardanus (ancestor of Troy) by Zeus - Taygete bore Lacedaemon by Zeus - Alcyone bore Hyrieus by Poseidon - Celaeno bore Lycus by Poseidon - Asterope bore Oenomaus by Ares Only Merope chose a mortal

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Friends of NASA on Instagram: "Celestial 'Snow Angel': Star-forming Region Sharpless 2-106 in Cygnus | STScI FriendsofNASA.org: The star-forming region Sharpless 2-106 (S106) has a bi-polar shape that has been described as a "celestial snow angel". The "wings" of the nebula are actually bubbles of hot gas created by stellar winds and high energy radiation coming from a massive, hot, newborn star in the center. A ring of dense gas and dust encircles that star and forces the outflows into two oppo

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