... Stars . ... By admin March 2, 2012 Posted in: March . ... On a clear night these beautiful, bright stars of the Winter Circle are a joy to behold. ... Moving clockwise the next member of the circle is the brightest star in the night sky, Sirius, the Dog Star, shining at magnitude -1.4 in Canis Major. ... The constellation of Gemini provides two of the stars to the circle.€а The twinsтАЩ heads, Castor and Pollux which at magnitude 1.1 is the 17th brightest in the sky and dimmest in the circle . ...

НОВОСТИ ФЕДЕРАЦИЯ ЭНЦИКЛОПЕДИЯ ИСТОРИЯ СТАНЦИЯ МИР ENGLISH . ... Мои публикации . ... ПУБЛИКАЦИИ . ... Alexander Zheleznyakov , translated by Mikhail Vorobyov . The outstanding Russian expert in the field of artillery and rocket engineering Alexander Dmitrievich Zasjadko was born in 1779 in the family of Malorossian (Ukrainian) noblemen in the village of Lutenka in the Gadjachskiy district of the Poltava region. ... Под эгидой Федерации космонавтики России. А.Железняков , 1997-2002. ...

... Early priests in Babylonia, Egypt, China and other countries, even among the Maya in America, examined therefore the motions of the Sun, Moons and planets across the sky, and came up with a variety of calendars, some still in use. ... During the year the Sun traces a full circle around the sky, so that if we keep a separate count of "Sirius days" and "Sun days", at the end of the year the numbers will differ by 1. ... Thus the calendar still slips, but at a very slow rate, about one day in 128 years...