though it’s not necessary to stare in that direction to see meteors. The most prominent meteor showers, occurring on approximately the same dates every year, are thePerseids, named for the constellation Perseus and peaking on the night of August 12-13; theGeminids, named for the constellation...
I have docu- mented 27 such explanations—a constellation of what I'll call "ultimate reality generators" in a kind of typology of cosmological conjecture. I'm sure there are more, or some could be subdivided, but generally the taxonomy can be structured with four overarching categories: One...
Aside from Bellerophon, Perseus also used Pegasus in his rescue of Andromeda. At Pegasus’s death, he was included in the constellation in the sky as a prize. Zeus did this to pay homage for his loyalty to the gods and the mortals. The Final Say Poseidon created horses, and it was und...
The most prominent meteor showers, occurring on approximately the same dates every year, are the Perseids, named for the constellation Perseus and peaking on the night of August 12-13; the Geminids, named for the constellation Gemini, on December 14-15; and the Lyrids, named for the constell...
The most prominent meteor showers, occurring on approximately the same dates every year, are the Perseids, named for the constellation Perseus and peaking on the night of August 12-13; the Geminids, named for the constellation Gemini, on December 14-15; and the Lyrids, named for...