Pleiades

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Imago composita Pleiadum.




Tabula Pleiadum.


Pleiades (-um, f.pl., sg. "Pleias"; Graece: Πλειάδες et in carminibus epicis Πελειάδες), in lingua Latina classica Vergiliae sive sidus Vergiliarum[1], hodiernis etiam appellationibus Messier 45 et Melotte 22 notae, sunt cumulus apertus stellarum fere septem, cum duabus aliis necnon multis minus perspicuis congregatarum, in constellatione Tauro visarum.




Index






  • 1 Nomina


  • 2 Clarissimae stellae


  • 3 Notae


  • 4 Bibliographia


  • 5 Nexus externi





Nomina |


Pleiades sic enumerantur. Octo earum sororibus septem Pleiadibus mythologiae Graecae respondent; nona et decima patri et matri Pleiadum respondent, scilicet Atlanti et Pleione:




  • Maia seu "20 Tauri"


  • Electra seu "17 Tauri"


  • Taygeta seu "19 Tauri"


  • Alcyone seu "η Tauri" sive "25 Tauri"


  • Celaeno seu "16 Tauri"


  • Asterope I seu "21 Tauri"


  • Asterope II seu "22 Tauri"


  • Merope seu "23 Tauri"


  • Atlas seu "27 Tauri"


  • Pleione seu "28 Tauri" seu "BU Tauri"



Clarissimae stellae |






































































Nomen
Designatio stellaris
Magnitudo apparens
Classis spectralis

Alcyone
 Eta (25) Tauri
 2.86
 B7IIIe

Atlas
 27 Tauri
 3.62
 B8III

Electra
 17 Tauri
 3.70
 B6IIIe

Maia
 20 Tauri
 3.86
 B7III

Merope
 23 Tauri
 4.17
 B6IVev

Taygeta
 19 Tauri
 4.29
 B6V

Pleione
 28 (BU) Tauri
 5.09 (Stella variabilis)
 B8IVpe

Celaeno
 16 Tauri
 5.44
 B7IV

Asterope I, Asterope II
 21 et 22 Tauri
 5.64;6.41
 B8Ve/B9V
—
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 18 Tauri
 5.65
 B8V


Notae |




  1. ↑ Vox vergiliae non de nomine Vergilii poetae tractum est, sed de vocabulo veteris linguae latinae verga, i. e. virga.



Bibliographia |



  • "Taurus, the Bull; the Hyades; the Pleiades" in Richard Hinckley Allen, Star-Names and Their Meanings (Stechert, 1899) Textus apud LacusCurtius

  • Pavel Kroupa, Sverre Aarseth, Jarrod Hurley, "The formation of a bound star cluster: From the Orion nebula cluster to the Pleiades" in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society vol. 321 (2001) pp. 699–712

  • T. R. White et al., "Beyond the Kepler/K2 bright limit: variability in the seven brightest members of the Pleiades" (24 Augusti 2017) apud ArXiv.org pro Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society



Nexus externi |






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Data astronomica: "Cl Melotte 22" apud SIMBAD.






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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Pleiades spectant.









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