It was discovered by Charles Messier on January 19, 1779.M56 is believed to be about 13.70 billion years old. The star shows a regular pattern of pulsation over a short period of 0.56686776 days, or 13 hours and 36 minutes. The B7II star, now the less massive component, was once the more massive component in the system. The components have apparent magnitudes of 5.569 and 9.8.
It was discovered by the French astronomer Antoine Darquier de Pellepoix in January 1779, and Charles Messier discovered it independently later the same month, and included it in his catalogue as the 57th object.NGC 6791 is an open cluster in Lyra. It is believed to be around 8 billion years old. When the Argonauts approached the islands, Orpheus drew his lyre and played music that drowned out the Sirens’ calls.The most famous story involving Orpheus is that of the death of his wife Eurydice. It was first catalogued by the astronomer Ptolemy in the 2nd century. The gods felt pity for him and advised him to travel to the underworld and try to retrieve Eurydice. It was the northern pole star around the year 12,000 BC and will be again around the year 13,727.Vega is 2.1 times as massive as the Sun, and only about a tenth of the Sun’s age. In binoculars, the system appears as two stars, each of which can be resolved into a binary when observed through a telescope. When he died, his lyre was thrown into a river. les sept étoiles de la Grande Ourse, appelée « la grande casserole » ou « le grand chariot » le « triangle d’été », formé par les trois étoiles Altair, Deneb et Vega, qui … Their orbital period is about half that of the Epsilon-1 stars.Epsilon Lyrae has a fifth component, discovered in 1985. Orpheus and Eurydice started walking and, as much as he wanted to, he did not look back. When he was young, god Apollo gave him a golden lyre and taught him to play it, and his mother taught him to write verses.Orpheus was known for his ability to charm even stones with his music, for his attempts to save his wife Eurydice from the underworld, and for being the harpist and companion of Jason and the Argonauts.Without Orpheus and his music, the Argonauts would not have been able to make it past the Sirens, whose song enticed sailors to come to them, which usually resulted in sailors crashing their ships into the islands on which the Sirens lived. It has an apparent magnitude of 8.3 and is approximately 32,900 light years distant from the solar system. It has an apparent magnitude of 4.7. Two such outbursts were observed in the last century, one in 1928 and another in July 1996. Lyra constellation lies in the northern sky. It represents the lyre, a musical instrument with strings used in antiquity and later times.The constellation is associated with the myth of the Greek musician and poet Orpheus. It was first catalogued by the astronomer Ptolemy in the 2nd century.Lyra is a small constellation, 52nd in size, occupying an area of 286 square degrees.
Gas from the surface of the donor star is transferred to the accreting star, and the transfer of mass dominates the system’s evolution. It has an apparent magnitude of 4.30 and is approximately 740 light years distant. Zeus sent an eagle to get the lyre and placed both of them in the sky.Orpheus was the son of the Thracian King Oeagrus and the muse Calliope.
The two orbit each other with a period of 12.9414 days and periodically eclipse each other. She was bitten on the heel and died. It has an apparent magnitude of 13.3 and is approximately 206 million light years distant from the Sun.NGC 6745 is really a triplet of galaxies that have been colliding and merging for hundreds of millions of years. The larger galaxy, NGC 6745A, is believed to have been a spiral galaxy before the collision, but now appears peculiar as a result of the encounter.The smaller galaxy, NGC 6745B, has passed through the larger one and is now moving away from it. Lyra constellation lies in the northern sky. The variability was first discovered by the British astronomer John Goodricke in 1784. Les civilisations antiques en Moyen-Orient et en Inde y voyaient un vautour. They are believed to have been similar to the Sun at some point, but then shed their mass. It is a relatively fast rotator, with a projected rotational velocity of 71-72 km/s.Beta Lyrae is a double star system. High relative velocities cause ram pressures at the surface of contact between the interacting interstellar clouds. Image: Hubble Heritage TeamIC 1296 is a barred spiral galaxy in Lyra constellation. It is located in the fourth quadrant of the northern hemisphere (NQ4) and can be seen at latitudes between +90° and -40°. It is a suspected variable star and a rapid rotator, with a projected rotational velocity of 274 km/s at the equator.The star is believed to have a circumstellar disk of dust, as it emits excess infrared radiation. It has an apparent magnitude of 5.12 and is approximately 439 light years distant from Earth. As a result, their apparent magnitude varies.The primary star has the stellar classification of B7II – it is a blue-white bright giant. The hot blue stars in this image are evidence of this star formation. The star’s traditional name, Alathfar (or Al Athfar), comes from the Arabic Gliese 758 is a yellow dwarf with the stellar classification of G8V. The cluster is about 84 light years across. abundance of elements other than hydrogen and helium.A substellar companion, Gliese 758 b, was discovered in the star’s orbit in November 2009. It has an apparent magnitude of 3.52 and is approximately 960 light years distant from Earth. It may have at least one planet the size of Jupiter in its orbit.Vega is easy to find in the night sky because it is bright and also because it is part of a familiar summer asterism, the Gamma Lyrae is the second brightest star in the constellation. The star is approximately 350 light years distant from the solar system. Once there, his song deeply moved Hades and his wife Persephone and they agreed to return Eurydice to the world of the living on one condition: Orpheus should walk in front of her and not look back until they both had reached the upper world.