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Virgo - Vierge
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My illustration for Virgo in this month's Fair Lady magazine.
Made with vinyl that I cut, then scanned, then coloured in Photoshop.
Virgem assinala aquele momento em que o homem, depois de provar seu valor, sua capacidade e seu poder em Leão, percebe que é preciso colocar tudo isso às ordens de um sistema maior, pois vive em comunidade. E mais: que ainda é necessário aprimorar-se, aperfeiçoar o que criou, aceitando humildemente que não sabe nem pode tudo e que faz parte de um organismo maior.
Virgem possui um temperamento instável e nervoso, pois a própria condição de estar atento ao que precisa ser reformulado e reciclado provoca a perpétua sensação de que algo pode ser diferente, melhor, mais adequado. Apesar de poupar esforços e energia, sabe empregar onde é necessário para fazer tudo de forma diferente.
Virgem é o signo que analisa, disseca, e nesse processo, estabelece as relações com o meio em que está. Virgem é o signo do cálculo – que exacerbado leva às considerações calculistas quando inseguro – da engenhosidade, da disciplina e moderação, com pouca espontaneidade na demonstração do que sente ou pensa. Daí o interesse na alimentação, nas dietas, na saúde, medicina.
Sem uma rotina precisa e clara, se perde, tornando-se aflito, nervoso, serviçal – pois tem de encontrar um local onde possa ser útil. O ceticismo, necessário para um bom analista que percebe e observa tudo, marca sua visão de mundo. Por ser assim, a conseqüência lógica é que precisa ser crítico, muito crítico com o mundo, os sistemas e a comunidade em que vive, bem como com as pessoas com quem trabalha ou convive. O problema é que busca a perfeição, que inexiste. E ao perceber que possui falhas e pode ser também criticado, se fecha, se torna suscetível.
"With joy let us celebrate the nativity of blessed Mary, that she may intercede for us with the Lord Jesus Christ." - Lauds antiphon for today's feast of Mary's birth.
This window is in the church of St Sepulchre without Newgate in London.
La frase en latín dice : "Jamás los hombres olvidaran la confianza que has demostrado", Judith cap. 13 vers. 19.
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Virgo Veneranda
Virgin Most Venerable
The figure of Mary, holding a lily in her hand, is encapsulated in a medallion inscribed, "Venerable and Saint" (Numbers 28). Above and to her right, her risen Son is sitting on a throne, pointing with a gesture of invitation to a second throne, next to this own, reserved for his mother.
The medallion rests on the replica of the house of Loreto, itself placed on a rock. At the foot of the rock a group of devotees is standing or kneeling in prayer. This group is seemingly contrasted with another group of people threatened by the snake (devil) hiding in a tree. The central figure, with his back to the onlooker, seems to petition Mary's help in the combat against evil.
"All generations will call me blessed" (Luke, 1:48).
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La galaxie spirale barrée IC 776 (Hubble) est située à 100 millions d'années-lumière de la Terre dans la constellation de la Vierge (Virgo). Bien qu’il s’agisse d’une galaxie naine, elle a été classée comme une spirale de type SAB, "faiblement barrée". Elle possède un disque irrégulier et perturbé qui semble néanmoins tourner en spirale autour du noyau, ainsi que des arcs de régions de formation d'étoiles.
Cette image provient d'un programme d'observation dédié à l'étude des galaxies naines de l'amas de la Vierge, notamment à la recherche de leurs sources de rayons X. Ceux-ci sont souvent émis par des disques d'accrétion, où les matériaux attirés par gravité dans un objet compact s'écrasent ensemble et forment un disque chaud et brillant. L'objet compact peut être une naine blanche ou une étoile à neutrons dans une paire binaire, volant de la matière à son étoile compagne, à moins qu'il ne s'agisse que d'un trou noir supermassif au cœur de la galaxie, dévorant tout ce qui l'entoure.
Les galaxies naines comme IC 776, voyageant à travers l'amas de la Vierge, subissent une pression du gaz intergalactique qui peut à la fois stimuler la formation d'étoiles et alimenter le trou noir central de la galaxie. Cela peut créer des disques d’accrétion énergétiques, suffisamment chauds pour émettre des rayons X. Bien que Hubble ne soit pas capable de voir ces derniers, il se coordonne avec des télescopes à rayons X, tels que Chandra, révélant les sources de ce rayonnement en haute résolution et utilisant la lumière visible. Ces galaxies naines sont très importantes pour notre compréhension de la cosmologie et de l’évolution des galaxies, en les examinant particulièrement à travers leur spectre électromagnétique.
Description de l'image
La galaxie spirale est vue inclinée selon un angle diagonal. Ses noyau et disque sont de couleurs différentes, mais difficiles à distinguer, le disque ayant des bords vaporeux et irréguliers et de nombreux arcs de taches lumineuses formant des étoiles. Quelques galaxies lointaines peuvent être vues en arrière-plan autour de la galaxie spirale, ainsi que plusieurs étoiles au premier plan (cf. ESA/Hubble & NASA, M. Sun).
Pour situer la galaxie spirale barrée IC 776 (Hubble) dans la constellation de la Vierge (Virgo) :
500mm/F2.8 telescope
Nikon D800 (astro-modified)
4-frame mosaic
total exposure time = 8.0 hr
more details in www.astrobin.com/78770/
"In the bosom of His Father, He existed before all the cycles of ages; born of an earthly mother, He entered upon the course of the years on this day.
The Maker of man became Man that He, Ruler of the stars, might be nourished at His mother’s breast;
that He, the Bread, might hunger;
that He, the Fountain, might thirst;
that He, the Light, might sleep;
that He, the Way, might be wearied by the journey;
that He, the Truth, might be accused by false witnesses;
that He, the Judge of the living and the dead, might be brought to trial by a mortal judge;
that He, Justice, might be condemned by the unjust;
that He, Discipline, might be scourged with whips;
that He, the Foundation, might be suspended upon a cross;
that Courage might be weakened;
that Healer might be wounded;
that Life might die."
– St Augustine, Sermon 191, translated by Edmund Hill OP.
This medieval stained glass window is in Cologne Cathedral.
View of the stern of a SS Virco on the shipyard stocks where she has been built. She has a 'spoon' stern, under which can be seen a hinged rudder and a screw (propeller). The numbers on the stem (6 to 14 ft) are to indicate how much water she is drawing.
“When the Holy Rosary is said well, it gives Jesus and Mary more glory and is more meritorious than any other prayer” – Saint Louis de Montfort.
October is the Month of the Most Holy Rosary.
This depiction of the Blessed Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child is in the south transept of Chartres Cathedral.
Virgo Prudentissima
Virgin Most Prudent
Mary, an autonomous figure with arms outstretched in a noble gesture of openness and invitation, presents the double characteristics of virgin (Immaculate Conception highlighted by the twelve stars around her head), and mother (her womb bears the Christ monogram). Her figure is surrounded with a perfect circle symbolizing perfection of human knowledge and behavior. It is decorated with symbols of science (compass, square, globe, and telescope), and with cameos showing animal allegories of prudence:
•snake: be prudent like the snake
•ant: go and learn wisdom from the ant (Proverbs 6)
•rooster: and what do you think from whom the rooster received his intelligence? (Job 33)
There is a cameo between the representation of Mary and the illustration from the parable of the wise or prudent virgins who put oil in their lamps (Matthew 25). It bears the head of Janus (here a crowned head with a feminine and a masculine face), symbol of prudence, taking into account beginning and end, past and future of human life and endeavor.
"Mary is hailed as the woman who was most prudent"
(1 Kings 25).
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THE ZODIAC. Virgo.
Fotografía y edición: Patygelduck
Modelo: Clara del Val
Maquillaje y peluquería: Lucía Barroso
Top y falda:Antonio Dorrey
Diadema: Hada Alfonso
Anillos: Sampedro accesories
Asistente de fotografía: CheeseThief
Caloptérix-virgem
ENG: Beautiful Demoiselle
Livro vermelho IUCN: Não descrita
De tamanho grande para um zigóptero, voa com uma graciosidade que faz com que possa ser confundida à distância com uma borboleta.
Muito exigente quanto à qualidade da água, pode ser encontrada perto da nascente dos rios, onde a água é mais pura!
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Large sized for a damselfly, flies with grace and from a distance could be confused with a butterfly.
Very picky about the quality of water, can be found near the headwaters of rivers, where water is more pure!
LA CLEMENCIA DE MARIA SE EXPRESA EN LA BODAS DE CANA, EN LA ESCENA INFERIOR LA FRASE LATINA DICE: "CON CLEMENCIA MIRAME, NO OLVIDES A TU PUEBLO" DEL EXODO CAP. 33, VERS. 13.
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In my quest to complete the Messier Objects, I recently pointed the wide-angle lens at the Virgo Cluster and captured this image in 15 frames for a total of 22 minutes (taken on March 21, 2014). This is a work in progress and additional time will be added as Virgo moves higher in the spring sky. Literature mentions there could be up to 2000 galaxies in this cluster, the image shows a sampling down to about magnitude 16. I have only identified some of the “brighter” galaxies. The image is shown in reverse to aid in the identification process and makes the fainter galaxies stand out.
Technical data:
Remote Observatory "FarLightTeam"
Team: Marc Valero, José Esteban, Jesús M. Vargas, Bittor Zabalegui.
Telescope: Takahashi FSQ106 ED 530mm f/5
CCDs: QSI683 wsg8
Filters: Baader Planetarium - LRGB
Mount: 10Micron GM1000 HPS
Imaging Software: Voyager
Processing Software: PixInsight-AstroPixelProcessor
Imaging Data:
Captured Between February 1 to April 30, 2022 in 6 sessions due to bad weather.
( Fregenal de la Sierra ) Badajoz, Spain.
Hosting "E-EYE Entre Encinas y Estrellas"
Image composed of:
Luminance 54 x 900" .....13,5 hours
RGB 28x300" on each channel ..... 7 hours
Total ....20,5 hours
Darks, flats, bias
Technical explanation of objects :
The Virgo cluster is a cluster of galaxies located approximately 59 ± 4 million light-years away in the direction of the constellation Virgo. It contains some 1,300 known galaxies, although there may be as many as 2,000, and forms the central region of the Local Supercluster, in which the Local Group is also found. Its mass is estimated to be 1.2×1015 MS up to about 8 degrees from the center of the cluster, which is equivalent to a radius of about 2.2 Mpc.3
Many of the bright galaxies in this cluster, including the giant elliptical galaxy Messier 87, were discovered in the late 1770s and early 1780s and later included in Charles Messier's catalogue. Described by Messier as starless nebulae, their true nature would not be discovered until the 1920s.
The cluster subtends a maximum arc of about 8 degrees centered on the constellation Virgo, and many of its galaxies can be seen with an amateur telescope. Its brightest member is the giant elliptical galaxy M49, but the most notable and famous is the galaxy M87, located in its center.
In the center of the image we show we have NGC 4435 and NGC 4438, also known as the Eye Galaxies or Arp 120, they are two galaxies in the Virgo Cluster, about 52 million light years from our galaxy, also visible with amateur telescopes.
NGC 4435:
NGC 4435 is a barred lenticular galaxy showing a ring of dust around the nucleus. Through studies carried out with the Spitzer telescope, a young stellar population has been detected in its center, which indicates that 190 million years ago it suffered a stellar outbreak perhaps caused by an interaction with NGC 4438, and almost all of its hot gas, according to studies. made in X-rays with the Chandra telescope, is concentrated in its central region. It also seems to have a long tail that was also thought to be produced by this event, but which is actually a system of dust clouds in our galaxy that is totally unrelated to NGC 4435.
NGC 4438:
NGC 4438 is a hard-to-classify galaxy that has been classified as both a spiral galaxy and a lenticular galaxy, which explains its inclusion in Halton C. Arp's Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies. It is one of the most notable galaxies in the cluster due to its highly distorted appearance, which shows that it is undergoing or has undergone gravitational interactions, and for the unknown mechanism that causes its central region to show activity, and that it has expelled opposing gas loops at one the other. A starburst, a black hole, or an active galactic nucleus has been thought of, and all possibilities are under investigation. It also shows a low content of neutral hydrogen, perhaps due to its friction with the hot gas that fills the intergalactic medium of Virgo or with the corona of hot gas that surrounds the nearby galaxy M86 and/or due to having been torn away by gravitational attraction. of some galaxy with which it was about to collide (perhaps M86 itself), in addition to a displacement of the different components of its interstellar medium (neutral hydrogen, molecular hydrogen, hot gas, and interstellar dust, which reaches up to a distance of 4-5 kiloparsecs from its disk) in the direction of NGC 4435 -which tends to be attributed, however, to friction with the aforementioned intergalactic medium-, and finally traces of having undergone several bursts of star formation.
A pair of interacting galaxies?
NGC 4435 and NGC 4438 have been and are considered by numerous authors to be a pair of interacting galaxies, having calculated that the two galaxies came close 100 million years ago to just 16,000 light years from each other. In any case, and despite the strong evidence in favor of an interaction between the two, other scientists have expressed doubts as to whether the two galaxies are actually interacting despite their apparent proximity, since their redshifts are different and NGC 4435 is barely visible. has suffered the effects of such interaction. It has also been speculated that NGC 4438 may actually be two galaxies merging, having nothing to do with NGC 4435, which has interacted in the past with M86 (to which it seems to be joined by filaments of gas and in which it is detected certain amount of interstellar dust and atomic and ionized hydrogen that seems to come from NGC 4438, which reinforces this possibility) causing the peculiarities observed in it, that the three mentioned galaxies have interacted with each other, and even that NGC 4438 may be being torn apart by the gravity (tidal forces) of M87, which is only 58 arcminutes away from it (and seems to have gotten as close as 300 kiloparsecs).