Ophiuchus

My favorite constellation is the Ophiuchus (also known by its Latin name Serpentarius). It lies in the northern sky and is, in fact, the 11th largest constellation. It belongs to the Hercules family of constellation and contains seven Messier objects and a number of notable stars. It is my favorite because of the myth associated with it, which I learned during a camping trip from a classmate who wanted to explore the outer space and knew much about the stars. Years later, that campfire story is one

THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE CONSTELLATIONS The constellations in the Northern hemisphere that I chose to observe are: Sagittarius, Scorpius, Hercules, Aquila and Ophiuchus. The constellations have been used for quite a few things like navigation, agriculture and used to predicted the seasons and more. The many two that the ancient people used the constellations for were navigation and agriculture. The ancient Greeks and Romans used the North Star called Polaris just by looking at how high Polaris

Ophiuchus, known alternatively as “the serpent bearer”, “the serpent-holder” and “the snake charmer”. I was initially intrigued by the constellation Ophiuchus (“The Serpent Bearer”) after hearing that it was occasionally considered the thirteenth sign of the western zodiac, especially after discovering that my birthdate falls between its designated dates. I developed a further interest in this constellation after reading about its overlap with the constellation Serpens (the serpent in question)

constellation I've chosen is Ophiuchus anglicized as 'the snake-bearer'. This constellation initially interested me as a Slytherin for the obvious snake connections. Ophiuchus is the thirteenth constellation of the zodiac, and was added astrologically in 2011. It's represented as a man grasping a snake, the snake being the separate constellation Serpens. The second closest star to Earth, Barnard's Star, is within the Ophiuchus constellation. The Romans associated the Ophiuchus constellation with Asclepius

and define your social class. You’re born into a quadrant and can’t change the one you belong too. It’s frowned upon for quadrants to socialize outside of jobs, and romantic relationships between them are forbidden --or at least they were before Ophiuchus and I...but nevermind that; we’re not there yet-- The first quadrant is Alpha. Alpha quadrants dictate authority. Although the system was set up to be equal, they dominate. Every other quadrant works for Alpha, supplying them with anything from food

I have chosen the constellation Orion also known as the Hunter. I chose this constellation because it means to me that no one is forgotten, there is no oblivion even for those who deserve it. Orion is visible everywhere in the world as it sits on the celestial equator. It is very recognisable in the sky and all its stars are quite bright which means it is a very prominent constellation. The constellation of Orion has an interesting back story based on the hunter of the same namesake in greek mythology

hands. Throughout the book Zodiac you perceive Rhoma Grace as both Caring and Courageous. Being a guardian means putting the people on your planet in front of yourself. Rho does this by rallying the other planets to help fight the war against Ophiuchus. Ophiuchus was trying to destroy the planets one at a time by causing disasters through the phy. Rho was the first to see the bad omen in the stars and

home to the bright blue hyper-giant Pistol Star . The constellation is visible to the naked eye and is best viewed during August around nine in the evening. It is located in the center of the Milky Way and borders Aquila, Scutum, Serpens Cauda, Ophiuchus, Corona Australis, Telescopium,

visual magnitude of 2.30. There are no meteor showers associated with the constellation. Lupus belongs to the Hercules family of constellations, along with Aquila, Ara, Centauras, Corna Australi, Corvus,Crater,Crux, Cygnus, Hercules,Hydra, Lyra, Ophiuchus, Sagitta, Scutum, Sextans, Sextans, Triangulum Australe and Vulpecula. The constellation was not associated with any animal

the dead which made Zeus do something that made Apollo angry and that is that Zeus killed Asclepius so that Asclepius could not bring anyone back from the dead to keep things balanced and then he was placed in the night sky under the stars of the Ophiuchus he