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Tanabata/Qixi: The East Asian Festival of Stars and Love

Each year on July 7, Japan celebrates Tanabata and China observes Qixi, the Festival of Stars, entwining astronomy, mythology, and the custom of writing wishes for the future.

Elena Marsh·3 min read·1/13/2027

Exploring the Constellation of Lupus: A Guide to Astronomy

Discover the constellation of Lupus, its main stars, deep sky objects, and the mythology surrounding it. Learn about this southern hemisphere constellation and its significance in astronomy.

Victor Hale·3 min read·1/3/2027

Exploring Venus: The Second Planet from the Sun

This article explores Venus, the second planet from the Sun, examining its physical characteristics and rich mythological significance.

Victor Hale·2 min read·12/17/2026

The Timeless Saga of War, Flight, and Displacement

Exploring the ancient saga of war, flight, and displacement through mythological narratives and their relevance in today's world.

Victor Hale·5 min read·12/16/2026

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The Myth of the Red Thread: Unraveling the Ariadne Connection

Exploring the myth of the red thread and its connection to the Ariadne thread, this article delves into literary structures and the significance of narrative coherence.

Victor Hale·9 min read·12/6/2026

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Exploring the Constellation Cepheus

Discover the constellation Cepheus, symbolizing the Ethiopian king, and learn about its notable stars, including Alderamin and Alfrik.

Elena Marsh·3 min read·12/6/2026

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Egyptian Astronomy: An Introduction to Ancient Celestial Knowledge

Explore the fascinating blend of science and mysticism in ancient Egyptian astronomy, from their celestial deities to the solar calendar that influenced the Western world.

Elena Marsh·3 min read·10/14/2026

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Exploring the Constellation Cepheus

Explore the constellation Cepheus, representing the legendary Ethiopian king, and discover its key stars and mythological significance.

Elena Marsh·3 min read·10/5/2026

The Constellations of June 2026: Scutum

Having passed the solstice, the sky begins to reveal its typically summer features. By midnight, the spring constellations will have disappeared, making way for Scutum and others.

Elena Marsh·5 min read·6/24/2026