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My daughter sees a kite, not a swan. I agree.
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"CarboHolic" wrote in news:wONWc.3700$A8.3023
@edtnps89: My daughter sees a kite, not a swan. I agree. The central asterism (also called the "Northern Cross") can certainly be seen as a kite, but if you include all of the "wing" stars, then the kite no longer works. Similar to the "teapot" in Sagittarius. |
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"Paul Lawler" wrote in message
. 125.206... "CarboHolic" wrote in news:wONWc.3700$A8.3023 @edtnps89: My daughter sees a kite, not a swan. I agree. The central asterism (also called the "Northern Cross") can certainly be seen as a kite, but if you include all of the "wing" stars, then the kite no longer works. Similar to the "teapot" in Sagittarius. Bootes is a Kite complete with a tail to me and Sagittarius was a five pointed star until I seen the steam coming out from the spout from a different perspective. -- Michael A. Barlow |
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"Paul Lawler" wrote in message
. 125.206... "CarboHolic" wrote in news:wONWc.3700$A8.3023 @edtnps89: My daughter sees a kite, not a swan. I agree. The central asterism (also called the "Northern Cross") can certainly be seen as a kite, but if you include all of the "wing" stars, then the kite no longer works. Similar to the "teapot" in Sagittarius. Depends on the kite g. www.intothewind.com (Use not recommended on the telescope field.) Clear skies, and brisk, steady winds, Alan |
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On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 00:39:12 GMT, "Michael Barlow"
wrote: "Paul Lawler" wrote in message .125.206... "CarboHolic" wrote in news:wONWc.3700$A8.3023 @edtnps89: My daughter sees a kite, not a swan. I agree. The central asterism (also called the "Northern Cross") can certainly be seen as a kite, but if you include all of the "wing" stars, then the kite no longer works. Similar to the "teapot" in Sagittarius. Bootes is a Kite complete with a tail to me and Sagittarius was a five pointed star until I seen the steam coming out from the spout from a different perspective. Cygnus is a cross, in the city because the peripheral stars are obliterated by light pollution. -Rich |
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Back when I was a kid, Orion's belt and sword along with eta made a nice
kite. The tail wound down to Canus Major, hooking over to Sirius, and when I could see the entire tail, I knew the school year was about to start. Sort of shows how late I was out... Marty |
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What kind of kite does she see?
CarboHolic wrote: My daughter sees a kite, not a swan. I agree. |
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"CarboHolic" wrote in message news:wONWc.3700$A8.3023@edtnps89...
My daughter sees a kite, not a swan. I agree. I see 5 stars. Ante. |
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Ante Perkovic wrote:
"CarboHolic" wrote in message news:wONWc.3700$A8.3023@edtnps89... My daughter sees a kite, not a swan. I agree. I see 5 stars. You do not have very skies there! -- Lauri |
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Michael Barlow wrote in message news:
Bootes is a Kite complete with a tail..." I'm sorry, but it's *clearly* an ice cream cone :-) Chris Nicholl |
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