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★ Constellation

Constellation: see Universe & Sky & Space & Star & Astronomy & Astrology & Zodiac

Michio Kaku - Ancient Aliens TV - The Universe TV -

 

 

68,322.  Before the internet, before movies, the night sky and the constellations were the greatest show in town.  Professor Michio Kaku

 

 

68,323.  The three pyramids seem to be aligned to the three constellation stars of Orion.  (Constellation & Pyramid)  Professor Michio Kaku

 

 

8,646.  Cygnus ... Why would so many ancient cultures around the world have similar myths about the same constellation?  (Alien & Ancient Astronaut Theory & Constellation)  Ancient Aliens: Unexplained Structures s2e8

 

 

68,324.  Twelve are zodiac constellations: but in reality there are thirteen.  (Constellation & Zodiac & Universe)  The Universe s2e10: Constellations, 2008

 

68,325. Within each constellation stars are born while others are swallowed by black holes.  Every supernova explosion, exotic star and nebula, has one thing in common: they are identified in the constellation in which they are located.  But even before we invented high-powered telescopes to see them, constellations served an important purpose: they brought people the nightly news.  (Constellation & Zodiac & Universe)  ibid.

 

68,326.  Like countries, constellations divide the sky into territories.  (Constellation & Zodiac & Universe)  ibid.