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Post 1

Deek

Entry: Aquila the Eagle - A1085898
Author: Deke - U27380

Another refugee from the h2g2 Astronomy Soc. Constellations project.


A1085898 - Aquila the Eagle

Post 2

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

Hi Deke smiley - smiley
Thanks for thissmiley - ok
Any chance of a section on eagles in modern culture, The Eagles (still going strong after 35 years..) they provided the radio theme tune for THHGTTG; the iconic American Bald Eagle; "The Eagle Has Landed"; Eagle the good golf score; Eagle scouts; Elvis Presley liked eagle jewellery; there's even an Eagle in A7012342 Lincolnshire, my home county...smiley - tongueout

smiley - goodluck
GB
smiley - starsmiley - diva


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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

There's one pub in the village of Eagle, it's called The Struggler, and its address is 42 The High Street, Eagle, Lincolnshire, LN6 9DG.

I promise I did not make that upsmiley - weird


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Post 4

Deek

GB, thanks for your comments.

I really wanted to keep the format to keep as close as possible to Cefpret’s original conception. The modern culture items aren’t really my style (whatever that is) although I have to admit the entry looks a bit bare without that ‘something extra’ that you put in.

However, through a rather convoluted train of word association I have inserted a bit about Apollo 11’s Eagle and a story related by Mike Collins that I found interesting. I’m not sure that it fits in here so if there’s any objections I’ll probably have take it out.

DK


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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

smiley - okno objections from me. smiley - smiley


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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

20 Century = 20th Century

smiley - tea

Did you know there was an extrasolar planet discovery in Aquila announced in April 2007?
Around star HD 192699 (a yellow subgiant) mag. 6.44, distance 220ly, the planet is 2½ x Jupiter mass.
http://vo.obspm.fr/exoplanetes/encyclo/star.php?st=HD+192699


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Post 7

Deek

Thanks GB.

Nope, I didn't know that. Info duly added though. smiley - ok

DK


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Post 8

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

Great Dekesmiley - ok

Also there's a couple of EGEs on the subject you might like to link to:
extrasolar planet
Jupiter

smiley - tea
I've made a start on Pegasus, simply because of 51 Pegasi bsmiley - biggrin


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Post 9

Deek

Thank's again. Planets duly connected up smiley - ok

Re Constellations, I've left a message for you on Rocks from Space.

DK


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Post 10

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

You're welcomesmiley - biggrin

smiley - cheersand repliedsmiley - ok


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Post 11

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

Hi Deke, just some info to fill in the blank cells in your table:

eta Aquilae = name = Bazak (lightning)
gamma Aquilae = notes = Orange giant


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Post 12

Deek

Thanks GBsmiley - smiley

Duly noted and included

DK


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