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Hephaestus - (hē fes’ təs)
The nine Muses were daughters of Zeus
and were goddesses of arts & science
Asclepius (as klē’ pē əs)
Alcmena - Alk
mē’nē
Amphitryon - am fi’ trē an
John Goodricke first proposed mechanism for the variability of this star
in 1783
Edward Pickering presented evidence that Algol was actually an eclipsing binary
in 1881
William Herschel discovered Rasalgethi was a variable in 1759
This was proven by presented evidence that Algol was actually an eclipsing binary
in 1889
Megara - (meg’ ə rə)
Eurystheus - yōō res’ the us
E only star
Praesepe – Pri sē'pē,
The Hesperides (hes per’ I dēz’) -
daughters of the evening) nymphs – daughters
of Atlas
Eurydice -
(yōō rid’i sē’)
Aristaeus (aristae’us) Charon (ker’ ən)
Cerberus (sur’ ber əs)
Hades (hā’ dēz) Persephone - (per sef’ ə nē) –
Daughter of Zeus and Demeter; once Goddess of Grain, she became queen of the
Underworld; kidnapped by Hades & spent 6 months each, above and below
Eurydice
- (yōō rid’i sē’) Maenads (mē’ nad’) – followers of
Dionysus and worshipped him
Thracian Maenads (in essence ‘frenzied women’)
- followers of Dionysus (Bacchus – among other things, the god of wine &
pleasures of civilization),
Merope (měr’ ə pē)’ Oenopion – (ē nō’ pēon) Dionysus - (dī ō nē
sus) Hephaestus (hē fes’
təs) Eos (ēōs)
Oenopion – (ē nō’ pēon) Asclepius (as klē’ pē
əs) Hades (hā’ dēz)
Danaë -
dan’ ā ē’ Polydectes (Polydec’ tes)
John Goodricke first proposed mechanism for the variability of this star
in 1783
Edward Pickering presented evidence that Algol was actually an eclipsing binary
in 1881
This was proven by presented evidence that Algol was actually an
eclipsing binary in 1889
Cassiopeia had the brother of Cepheus, Phineus
attempt to murder Perseus at his wedding feast.
Cepheus was a crewman on the Argo