Posted on 05/12/2015 12:33:15 PM PDT by Red Badger
“Like a 4 blade Ceiling fan, if one breaks....”
I bet there’s some good stories to go along with breaking the blades off of ceiling fans!
It goes without saying that this makes the problem of global warming even more acute. Just think of how much heat is produced by the stars in the fourth arm.
Sounds good to me. I can then tell everbody that my 'alf bee was named after the galaxy.
I had one break all of its own accord one night while we were in bed!..................
Hail hydra?
Four more arms and it will be known as the Octopus Milky Way. Nice ring to it. Other then the constellations Pisces Dolphine and Ceti, there aren’t many other underseas life forms present in the visible heavens.
Come on FR astronomers, help me out.
Oh, forgot Cancer, the Crab and the Crab Nebula. Sorry.
Aquarius is the water carrier, not a form of life.
Plus the wreckage of the Argo--Carina the Keel, Puppis the Stern, and Vela the Sails.
I hope you didn’t use “Sky and Telescope” for these answers.
Just joking. You got a lot of the Southern Hemisphere sky which I have never seen. I’ll give you some slack on Cygnus (Deneb shines!) Swans are largely freshwater/brackish water birds
Thanks for the help.
"Virginian geese are all swans." (John Adams to Benjamin Rush, 1807)
Capricornus, Hydrus (not Hydra), Volans........................
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