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21-centimeter radiation 206

57 Cygni 140

61 Cygni 139,142

3C 9 (quasar) 180

3C 48 (quasar) 90

3C 273 (quasar) 89-90

absorption spectrum 25

Acadia 78

Achernar 67-68,162,217

Acubens (star in Cancer) 39

Adhara (star in Canis Major) 22,67

Aesculapius 115

Age of Aquarius 161

age of clusters 186

age of stars 114

Age of the Fish 196

Al Rischa (star in Pisces) 196

Al Tarf (star in Cancer) 39

Al- (prefix in star names) 4

Albireo (star in Cygnus) 144

Alcmene 52,112

Alcor (star in Big Dipper) 14,78,82

Alcyone (star in Pleiades) 14

Aldebaran 11,15,22,24

Alderamin (star in Cepheus) 154

Alexandria 7

Alfirk (star in Cepheus) 154

Algedi (star in Capricornus) 159

Algeiba (star in Leo) 59,61

Algenib (star in Pegasus) 167

Algol (star in Perseus) 204-205,210

Alhena (star in Gemini) 32

Alioth (star in Big Dipper) 78

Alkaid (star in Big Dipper) 78,80

Almagest 39

Almak (star in Andromeda) 189

Alnair (star in Grus) 97

Alnilam (star in Orion’s belt) 4

Alnitak (star in Orion’s belt) 4,8

Alpha Centauri 23,64-67,95,98,162,176

Alpha Centaurians 66

Alpha Crucis 162

Alpha Lyncis 51

Alphard (star in Hydra) 37-38,52-53

Alpheratz (star in Andromeda) 189

Alshain (star in Aquila) 148

Altair 129,148

altitude 171,223

ancient astronauts 96

Andromeda 167,182-184,188-190

Andromeda Galaxy (M 31) 190-193

Andromeda Galaxy, distance to 157

angular measurement 5

antarctic circle 103,175

Antares 104,106-107

Anubis 28

Apollo 53,119,130,136

apparent magnitude 7,156-157,177,223

Aquarius 146,160-161,164

Aquila 128,131,146-149

Arcas 78

Archer 119

arctic circle 103,175,212

Arcturus 17,79,93-96,98-100

Ariadne 101

Aries 167,183,196,217

Arrow 149

Ascella (star in Sagittarius) 120

asterisms 130

astrology 161,196

Atlantis 140

Atlas 14

Auriga 17

autumnal equinox 174,223

azimuth 171,223

Bacchus 101

Barnard’s Star 64-65,116

Barnard, E. 116

barred spiral galaxies 179

Bayer, Johan 125

Becvar, A. 221

Beehive (M 44) 42-43,45,50

Bellatrix (star in Orion) 9,107

Berenice 70

Bessel, Friedrich W. 27,142

Beta Cassiopeia 169

Beta Centauri 162,176

Beta Crucis 162

Beta Lyrae 132-133

Betelgeuse 10,22,24

big bang 89,180,184

Big Dipper 74-81,125

Big Dog 21

binary stars 17,46,132-133,143-144,

155,223

binary, eclipsing 205

binoculars 177-178

birds among constellations 136

birth of stars 8-9

black dwarf 48

black hole 18,121,143,184,223

Blaze Star 102

boomerang 101

Bootes 92-93

borders of constellations 151

boundaries of constellations 41

brightness of stars 7,22,156-157,177

broken dish 101

Brown, S. 221

Burnham, Robert x,221

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cepheid variables 155-157,168,190-191,

21-centimeter radiation
57 Cygni
61 Cygni 139,
3C 9 (quasar)
3C 48 (quasar)
3C 273 (quasar) 89-
absorption spectrum
Acadia
Achernar 67-68,162,
Acubens (star in Cancer)
Adhara (star in Canis Major) 22,
Aesculapius
Age of Aquarius
age of clusters
age of stars
Age of the Fish
Al Rischa (star in Pisces)
Al Tarf (star in Cancer)
Al- (prefix in star names)
Albireo (star in Cygnus)
Alcmene 52,
Alcor (star in Big Dipper) 14,78,
Alcyone (star in Pleiades)
Aldebaran 11,15,22,
Alderamin (star in Cepheus)
Alexandria
Alfirk (star in Cepheus)
Algedi (star in Capricornus)
Algeiba (star in Leo) 59,
Algenib (star in Pegasus)
Algol (star in Perseus) 204-205,
Alhena (star in Gemini)
Alioth (star in Big Dipper)
Alkaid (star in Big Dipper) 78,
Almagest
Almak (star in Andromeda)
Alnair (star in Grus)
Alnilam (star in Orion’s belt)
Alnitak (star in Orion’s belt) 4,
Alpha Centauri 23,64-67,95,98,162,
Alpha Centaurians
Alpha Crucis
Alpha Lyncis
Alphard (star in Hydra) 37-38,52-
Alpheratz (star in Andromeda)
Alshain (star in Aquila)
Altair 129,
altitude 171,
ancient astronauts
Andromeda 167,182-184,188-
Andromeda Galaxy (M 31) 190-
Andromeda Galaxy, distance to
angular measurement
antarctic circle 103,
- Antares 104,106-
- Anubis
- Apollo 53,119,130,
- apparent magnitude 7,156-157,177,
- Aquarius 146,160-161,
- Aquila 128,131,146-
- Arcas
- Archer
- arctic circle 103,175,
- Arcturus 17,79,93-96,98-
- Ariadne
- Aries 167,183,196,
- Arrow
- Ascella (star in Sagittarius)
- asterisms
- astrology 161,
- Atlantis
- Atlas
- Auriga
- autumnal equinox 174,
- azimuth 171,
- Bacchus
- Barnard’s Star 64-65,
- Barnard, E.
- barred spiral galaxies
- Bayer, Johan
- Becvar, A.
- Beehive (M 44) 42-43,45,
- Bellatrix (star in Orion) 9,
- Berenice
- Bessel, Friedrich W. 27,
- Beta Cassiopeia
- Beta Centauri 162,
- Beta Crucis
- Beta Lyrae 132-
- Betelgeuse 10,22,
- big bang 89,180,
- Big Dipper 74-81,
- Big Dog
  - 155, binary stars 17,46,132-133,143-144,
- binary, eclipsing
- binoculars 177-
- birds among constellations
- birth of stars 8-
- black dwarf
- black hole 18,121,143,184,
- Blaze Star
- boomerang
- Bootes 92-
- borders of constellations
- boundaries of constellations
- brightness of stars 7,22,156-157,
- broken dish
- Brown, S.
- Burnham, Robert x,
California Nebula
Callisto
Camelopardalis 202,211-
Camelopardus
Cancer 36-37,39,52,
Canes Venatici 56,
Canis Major 20-
Canis Minor 20-21,28-
Canopus 67-68,162,
Capella 17,24,79,
Caph (star in Cassiopeia) 185-
Capricornus 146,
- 184- Cassiopeia 66,74,76,152-153,182,
Castor 21,31-
cataclysmic variables
celestial equator 4,169,
celestial poles 84,86,169,
celestial sphere 4,76,177,
Cellerius, Andreas
centaur
Centaurus
Centaurus Arm
center of Galaxy
Century of Progress
Cepheus 152-157,182,
Cetus 97-98,183-184,198-
Chamaeleon
Chanukah
Chicago World’s Fair
children of Perseus
Chiron
Christmas 214-
Cicero
circumpolar stars 76,185,
Claws
closest stars 64-
clrclet
- 157, clusters, globular 51,71,113-114,123,
clusters, open 43-45,70,123,186,
clusters of galaxies 63,
color of stars 11,24,44-
Colt
Coma Berenices 56,70-71,
comets 50,62,124,135,
Cone Nebula
conjunction of planets 214-
Conon
constellations, names of 69,
continuous spectrum
coordinates 169-
Copernicus 6,60,98,
Cor Caroli (star in Canes Venatici)
Cor Hydrae (Alphard) - Corona Borealis 92,101-102, - Corvus 53, - cosmos - Coxa (star in Leo) - Crab Nebula (M 1) 15,51,100,187, - Crater 53, - Crown of Ariadne - Crown, Northern - Crux 137, - Cupid - Cygnus 128,131,136-144, - Cygnus Arm 139,141, - Cygnus Star Cloud - Cygnus X-1 - Dabih (star in Capricornus) - dark lines - daylight - death of stars 134, - declination 169-170, - Delphinus 146, - Delta Cephei 155- - Delta Lyrae - Demeter - Deneb 61,79,129,137- - Deneb Algedi (star in Capricornus) 61, - Deneb Kaitos (star in Cetus) 61, - Denebola (star in Leo) - density of stars 107, - diameter of stars - Diana - Dickinson, T. - distance to M 31 190- - 179, distances to galaxies 83,89,155-157, - distances to globular clusters 157, - distances to Magellanic Clouds - distances to quasars 90, - 132,138,142,177- distances to stars 13,23,43,78,88,94, - Dog Star 22- - Dogon tribe - Dolphin - donkeys (stars in Cancer) - Doppler effect - Dorado - Double Cluster 207- - 155, double stars 17,46,132-133,143-144, - double-double - Draco 152, - Draco System 193- - Dragon (Draco) - dragon (Scorpius) - Dubhe (star in Big Dipper) 78- - Dumbbell Nebula (M 27) - dust (interstellar)
Eagle 131,
Easter 56,
eclipse
eclipsing variable 18,133,
ecliptic 12,33,
ecliptic plane
edge of the universe
El Nasl (star in Sagittarius)
elliptical galaxies
Elsinore
Enif (star in Pegasus)
Eostre
Epsilon Aurigae
Epsilon Eridani
Epsilon Indi
Epsilon Lyrae
equator, celestial 4,
equatorial coordinates 169-172,
equinox 56,
Equuleus 146,
Er Rai (star in Cepheus)
Eratosthenes
Eridanus 136,217-
Eskimo Nebula (NGC 2392)
Eta Cygni
Eta Leonis
Etamin (star in Draco)
Eurydice
expansion of universe 197, exactness of numbers x
extraterrestrials 26,66,96-97,
falling stars 62,
Faraday, Michael
field of the nebulae
fireball radiation
first point of Aries 196,
Fish
fishhook 106-
fixed stars
flying saucers
Flying Star 81,
Foal
Fomalhaut 162,164-
formation of galaxies
Fornax 183,
Fornax System 193-
fusion 47,57,
galactic clusters 15,43-45,
galactic equator 126,
galactic poles 71,194,
galaxies, classification of
- 177,206,208, Galaxy 38,71,113-114,121-122,166,
Galileo 42,121,124,177, - Gallant, R. A. 52, - Garnet Star - gas (interstellar) - Gemini 20-21, - Gemma (star in Corona Borealis) 101, - ghoul - Gienah (star in Cygnus) 138- - Giraffe - 157, globular clusters 51,71,113-114,123, - Goat - goldfish - Gomeisa (star in Canis Minor) - gravity - Great (Orion) Nebula - Great Bear - Great Globular Cluster (M 13) - Great Nebula (M 31) - Great Pyramid - Great Rift 122, - Great Sagittarius Star Cloud - 177- Great Square of Pegasus 167-170, - Greek alphabet - Greenwich - Gregorian calendar - Gregory, Pope - Groombridge - Groombridge - Guard Stars - guardian of the bear - guest stars - Hadar (Beta Centauri) - Hades - Hair - Hale Observatory - Halley’s Comet - Halley, Edmund - halo of galaxy 51, - Hamal (star in Aries) - Hamlet - HDE - Heavenly Sisters - heavy element production - Helen - Hera 52, - Hercules 52,92,110,111-114,117, - Herdsman - Hermes 130, - Herschel, William 33, - Hertzsprung, Ejnar - Hevelius 69,125,151, - Hipparchus 7, - Homer
Horace
horizon coordinates 171-172,
Horse and Rider
Horsehead Nebula
Horseshoe Nebula (M 17)
Hubble, Edwin 157,190-191,
Hunter
Hven
Hyades 13,
Hydra 36-38,43,52,
IC 1613 (minor galaxy)
IC 342 (spiral galaxy)
Indus
infrared radiation
intelligence
International Astronomical Union
interstellar matter
interstellar matter 8,38,121-122,
intrinsic brightness
irregular galaxies 67,
irregular variables
Isis
Jesus
Jove
Julian calendar
Julius Caesar
Jupiter x,46,117,
Kaus Australis (star in Sagittarius)
Kaus Borealis (star in Sagittarius)
Kepler
Kepler’s laws 111,
Kepler’s Star 117,
Kepler, Johannes 111,117,
Keystone 111-112,
Khufu
kids
King of Ethiopia
kite
Kochab (star in Little Dipper) knowledge ix-x
Krueger
Lacaille
Lacaille, Nicolas Louis
Lacerta 151,
Lagoon Nebula (M 8)
Lalande 21185 64-65,
Lalande
Large Magellanic Cloud 156,
latitude x,
latitudes for seeing southern stars
Leavitt, Henrietta
Leda
Leo 56,58-
Leo I (minor galaxy) 193-
Leo II (minor galaxy) 193-
- Leo Minor 56,
- Leonids
- Lepus 20-
- Libra 92,104-
- lifetimes of stars 47-49,
- light year
- limiting visible magnitudes
- Little Dipper 74,
- Little Dog 21,
- Little Fox
- Little Horse
- Little Prince
- Lizard
- Local Group 192-193,197,212,
- Lowell Observatory
- lucida 69,
- Ludwig’s star
- luminosity 44-45,138,148,156-157,
- Luyten 726-8 64-65,
- Lynx 36-37,
- Lyra 110,128,130-
- M 1 (Crab Nebula) 50-
- M 3 (globular cluster) 71,
- M 5 (globular cluster) 113,
- M 8 (Lagoon Nebula)
- M 9 (globular cluster)
- M 10 (globular cluster) 113,
- M 11 (open cluster) 123,
- M 12 (globular cluster) 113,
- M 13 (Great Globular Cluster) 51,113-
- M 15 (globular cluster)
- M 16 (nebula and open cluster) 123-
- M 17 (Swan Nebula) 123-
- M 18 (open cluster) 123-
- M 20 (Trifid Nebula)
- M 21 (open cluster)
- M 23 (open cluster)
  - 123- M 24 (Small Sagittarius Star Cloud)
- M 25 (open cluster) 123-
- M 26 (open cluster) 123,
- M 27 (Dumbbell Nebula)
- M 29 (open cluster)
- M 31 (Andromeda Galaxy) 190-
- M 32 (elliptical galaxy) 190,
- M 33 (Pinwheel Galaxy) 192-193,
- M 34 (open cluster)
- M 35 (open cluster)
- M 39 (open cluster)
- M 41 (open cluster)
- M 42-43 (Orion Nebula)
- M 44 (Praesepe) 42-43,45,
- M 45 (Pleiades)
- M 46 (open cluster)
- M 47 (open cluster)
- M 48 (open cluster) 43,50-
M 51 (Whirlpool Galaxy)
M 52 (open cluster)
M 57 (Ring Nebula)
M 65 (spiral galaxy)
M 66 (spiral galaxy)
M 67 (open cluster) 43,47,
M 74 (spiral galaxy)
M 77 (spiral galaxy)
M 78 (nebula) 50-
M 81 (spiral galaxy)
M 82 (galaxy)
M 92 (globular cluster)
M 93 (open cluster)
M 95 (barred spiral galaxy)
M 96 (spiral galaxy)
M 100 (spiral galaxy)
M 103 (open cluster)
M 104 (Sombrero Galaxy)
Magellanic Clouds 67,156-157,176,
magnitude (apparent) 7,156-157,177,
main sequence 44-49,59,113,
Marduk
Markab (star in Pegasus)
masses of stars 27,
Mebsuta (star in Gemini)
Medusa 167,204-
Megrez (star in Big Dipper)
Menkar (star in Cetus)
Merak (star in Big Dipper) 78-
Mesarthim (star in Aries)
Messier objects 123-124,
Messier’s catalogue 43,50-51,
Messier, Charles 50,89,
meteors 62,135,
midnight sun
- 186,206, Milky Way 30,106,121,129,139,176,
- 121-122,166,177,206,208, Milky Way Galaxy 38,71,113-114,
minotaur
Mintaka (star in belt) 4,
Mira (star in Cetus) 61,98,
Mirach (star in Andromeda)
Mirfak (star in Perseus) 135,
Mirfak Cluster 207-
Mirzam (star in Canis Major)
Mizar (star in Big Dipper) 14,78,
Monoceros 20,
moon 105,
motion of stars in Galaxy 99, Moore, Marianne x
Mu Cephei (Garnet Star)
Murzim (same as Mirzam)
music of the spheres 111,
nadir
names of stars - Nath (star in Taurus) - nearest stars 64- - nebulae 38,51,123,139- - Neptune - neutron star 16, - New General Catalogue - New Year - Newton, Isaac 177,215- - NGC 147 (minor galaxy) - NGC 185 (minor galaxy) - NGC 205 (elliptical galaxy) 190, - NGC 253 (spiral galaxy) - NGC 288 (globular cluster) - NGC 457 (open cluster) - NGC 663 (open cluster) - NGC 869 (double cluster) - NGC 884 (double cluster) - NGC 2392 (Eskimo Nebula) - NGC 2403 (spiral galaxy) - NGC 2903 (spiral galaxy) - NGC 3628 (galaxy) - NGC 4565 (spiral galaxy) - NGC 6946 (spiral galaxy) - NGC 7293 (planetary nebula) - NGC 7741 (barred spiral) - NGC 7772 (cluster) - NGC 7789 (open cluster) - NGC 7814 (spiral galaxy) - Nile Star - North America Nebula 139- - north galactic pole - Northern Claw - Northern Cross - Northern Crown - Norton, A. P. - 206-208, novae 39,51,117-118,141,149, - novae, miniature - novae, recurrent - nuclear fusion 47,57,188, - nucleus of Galaxy - Nunki (star in Sagittarius) 120, - occultation 12,33,60, - Octans - Odyssey - Olbers’ Paradox 37, - Olbers, Wilhelm - Olympus - Omega Centauri - Omega Nebula (M 17) - open clusters 15,43-45,51,123, - open galactic clusters - Ophiuchus 105,110,115- - Orion 3-10,68, - Orion Nebula (M 42-43) 8,50- - Orionids
Orpheus 130,
Ottewell, Guy x,214,
Palermo Observatory
Palomar Observatory 140-
Palomar magnitude limit
parallax 46,94-95,142,157,172,
Peacock Star
Pegasus 164,167,
Pelican Nebula
period of cepheid variables 156-
Perseid meteor shower
Persephone
Perseus 167,182,184,202-207,
Perseus Arm
Perseus III Association
Phaethon
Phecda (star in Big Dipper)
pheonix
PHL 923 (quasar)
Phrixus
Piazzi, Guiseppe
Pinwheel Galaxy (M 33) 192-193,
Pisces 164,183,
Pisces Austrinus
PKS 0106+01 (quasar)
PKS 1402+044 (quasar)
PKS 2251 (quasar)
PKS 2344 09 (quasar)
plane of the ecliptic 86,
planetary motion
planets of other stars 27,64, planets x
Pleiades (M 45) 13-14,
plough (Big Dipper)
Pluto 33,105,
Pointers
Polaris 79,84-85,169,
pole star 85,154,
pole, celestial
Pollux 21,31-
Pond, the
Porrima (star in Virgo)
Poseidon 167,
Praesepe (M 44) 42-43,45,
precession 40,86,158-159,161,
prime meridian
Principia
Procyon 21,24,28-
Procyon B
- 142,172, proper motion 15,27,29,80-81,99,116,
Propus (star in Gemini)
Proxima Centaure 64- - Ptolemy III - Ptolemy, Claudius 26,39, - pulsar 16, - Pup - quasars 89-90,180,199, - quasi-stellar radio source - Queen of Ethiopia - R Corona - R Leonis - radiant 62,135, - radiation (3-degree background) - radio - radio astronomers 180,184,198, - radio astronomy 143, - radio telescopes - radio waves - Rasalgethi (star in Hercules) - Rasalhague (star in Ophiuchus) - recession of galaxies - recurrent novae - 132,189, red dwarf stars x,64-65,88,96,116, - 107,134,154, red giants 10,11,16,26,44-45,48-49, - red shift 197, - Regulus 58-60, - Rey, H. A. 198, - Rigel (star in Orion) - Rigel Kentaurus - right ascension 169-170,196, - Ring Nebula (M 57) 34, - Rosette Nebula 30, - Ross - Ross 154 x,64- - Rosse, Lord - Rotanev (star in Delphinus) - RR Lyrae - Ruchbah (star in Cassiopeia) - Runaway Star - Russell, Henry Norris - Sadalmelek (star in Aquarius) - Sadr (star in Cygnus) 138- - Sagitta 146, - Sagittarius 110,119-124, - Sagittarius Arm - Saint-Exupery - San Francisco Bay - Saturn 117, - Scales - Scheat (star in Pegasus) - Schedar (star in Cassiopeia) - Schmidt, Maarten - Scorpion 106- science ix - Scorpius 92,104-107, - Sculptor 183,
Sculptor Group
Sculptor System 193-
Scutum
Scutum Star Cloud
Sea-goat
seasons 174,
Seneca
Serpens 110,
Serpent Holder 105,
Seven Sisters
Sextans 69,
Shakespeare 37,
shaky air
Shapley, Harlow
Sharatan (star in Aries)
Shaula (star in Scorpius)
Sheliak (star in Lyra) 132-
Shield
shooting stars 129,135,
sickle
sidereal time
Sidus Ludovicianum
Sigma Octans
sign of the zodiac
Sirius 16-17,21-26,64-65,67,
Sirius B 26-
Sirrah (star in Andromeda)
size of stars 10,18,27,107,
Skat (star in Aquarius)
Small Magellanic Cloud
Small Sagittarius Star Cloud (M 24)
Sobieski’s Shield
Sobieski, John
solar apex
solar time
solstice, summer 33,40,58,60,103,
- 212-214, solstice, winter 40,120,159,174,203,
Sombrero Galaxy (M 104)
Southern Claw
Southern Cross 65,67,113,137,151,
Southern Fish
space velocity
spectral type 25,44-45,
spectroscope
spectrum
speed of light
sphinx
Spica 79,87-
spiral arms 206,
spiral galaxies 70-71,179,191-
- 217, spring equinox 56,161,168,170,196,
Squaw and Papoose
Star of Bethlehem
star time
stardust - Stephan’s Quintet Starry Night, The ix - Sualocin (star in Delphinus) - Sulaphat (star in Lyra) - summer solstice 33,40,58,60,103, - Summer Triangle 129- - sun 9, - sun (life cycle of) 48- - sun-standing - sunset, position of - sunset, time of - supercluster - 187-188,208, supernovae 15,51,117-118,141,149, - Swan 131,136- - Swan Nebula (M 17) - T Corona - Tarazed (star in Aquila) - Tau Ceti 97-98, - Taurus 2,11-15, - teapot - telescope 100,177- - Tempel-Tuttle (comet) - temperature of stars 11,22,24-25,44- - temperature of universe - thermonuclear fusion 47,57, - Theseus - thickness of Galaxy 177- - Three Leaps of the Gazelle - Thuban (star in Draco) 86, - Ti’amat - tides - tilt of earth’s axis - time (solar vs. sidereal) - Tombaugh, Clyde - Trapezium - Triangulum 183, - Trifid Nebula (M 20) - Trojan War - Tropic of Cancer 40, - Tropic of Capricorn 40,159,213, - twilight - twinkle of stars - Twins - Tycho Brahe 70,187,208-209, - Tycho’s Star 187-188, - U Geminorum - Uhuru X-ray satellite - Underwing Moth - Unicorn (Monoceros) 30, - Uranus 33, - Ursa Major 74- - Ursa Major cluster of galaxies - Ursa Minor 74,77,84, - Ursa Minor System 193- - Valentine’s Day
Van Biesbroeck’s Star
Van Maanen’s Star Van Gogh ix
- 155-157,198, variable stars 18,61,102,133-134,
variables, cataclysmic
Vega 17,86,99,111,129-
Veil Nebula 141,
Venator, Nicholaus
Venus 70,100,
Venus (magnitude of)
- 217, vernal equinox 56,161,168,170,196,
Virgil
Virgo 87-90,
Virgo cluster of galaxies
visible light
Voyager spacecraft
Vulpecula 146,
wagon (Big Dipper)
wandering stars (planets)
Wasat (star in Gemini) 32-
Water Carrier
watery constellations
watery portion of sky 166-
Watts, May Theilgaard
wavelengths of light 24-
Wezen (star in Canis Major)
Whale 97-98,
Whirlpool Galaxy (M 51)
- 197, white dwarfs 16,26-27,48-49,134,
Winged Horse
winter hexagon
- 212-214, winter solstice 40,120,159,174,203,
wobble 158,161,172,196,217,
Wolf 359 64-
Wolf
Wolf, Max
World’s Fair
wreath
X-ray detectors
X-ray radiation
Xi Cygni
Yin and Yang
zenith 3,131,171,
Zeta Cancri
Zeta Tauri
Zeus 31,52,78,112,130,136,147,
zodiac 11-12,33,39,60,104-105,
zodiacal light
Zosma (star in Leo)
Zuben el Genubi (star in Libra)
Zuben Eschamali (star in Libra)

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