The Constellations - Cygnus

This is the ninth video in our series examining the constellations of the night sky in depth. Last time, examined Hercules and the globular cluster M13. This time we take a closer look at Cygnus the swan and the summer triangle.
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Planetarium visuals were created using Digistar 6 by Evans & Sutherland.
The music used is "Penumbra" from the album "Echoes" by the artist Stellardrone. The song has been modified from the original. Music is used here under a Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution Unported License.
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[@bdhanes]

Fabulous! Thank you for this well made video. Was simply taking long exposure photos of Cygnus with a Samsung & Apple phones on a tripod. Incredible what we can see if we just take the time to look up for a bit. ⚛️🌏

[@UFOMatriX]

Great videos!!

[@TheLostLibrary]

That was interesting - great stuff!

[@makemake5400]

Yuriko Takahashi lives in

[@mr.sharkey5920]

Bro, this helped me with my school work

[@DeltaPlanetarium]

Glad to hear it!

[@twilight6779]

Cygnus (February 9th-29th) 🦢

[@danielbrown1724]

This constellation has my heart. Not sure why, but a few months back, I was in a deep meditation and a voice came to me clear as day that simply said “Cygnus” .
A lot of life exists in Lyra and Cygnus. These constellations are where Kepler had found all of the “so-called” Earth-like Exoplanets.

[@FishyflapsUK]

ufo’s travel towards this constellation

[@malikmoore5723]

You are right. North out the firmament and south traveling into.

[@bdhanes]

@@malikmoore5723Firmament literally means holes poked in a dome, firmly holding up the water outside that dome. Cast off bronze age myths and nonsense. ⚛️

[@johnrogers2198]

i call that the sword and its a sword not swan only crack heads think that

[@brianSalem541]

Why do you say that?