Pole star

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In the Northern Hemisphere some of the stars of Ursa Major are easy to see on clear nights. They make a pattern sometimes called the Big D...

I hear through your songs the truth that emanates from your wandering thoughts. A distant look, the surreal sensation of a kiss… The only thing I really want - Wishing upon all galaxies — Is to have…

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Sky Tellers - Polaris

***this is a single print with a star map depicted on each side - the reverse side is shown i the last photo it is an ORIGINAL vintage lithograph printed in new york & london in 1946 it is printed on smooth deep pigmented matte paper and measures aprox. 5.75 x 9.25" a copy of the title page with the date, publisher and printers information will be included ~ all prints come in a new clear archival envelope - ready for gifting or keeping! i use recycled materials in my packaging. please let…

These January evenings, find Sirius — a future South Pole Star.🌟 According to the “Mathematical Astronomy Morsels V” by Jean Meeus, Sirius will become the South Pole Star around the year 66270. In that year, Sirius will come to within 1.6 degrees of the south celestial pole.🧭 Image Credit: Akira Fujii/ESA #astronomy #stargazing #sirius #star

While we may quibble about how to pronounce its name, there's no denying that Vega is one of the most fascinating in the heavens.

Brooke Bond Tea "Out Into Space" (series of 50 issued in 1958) #36 Polaris, the Pole Star