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I've decided to start a watercolor project based on Astrology - since I'm basically obsessed. In the least Blair Witch kind of way.
This is Virgo.
[ August 23-September 22 ]
Its symbol is in the bottom right corner. I used pink, and a kind of untouchable pose. Virgo is classic beauty, with a little bit of perfectionism.
I'm going to continue doing this series, and prints are available on my Etsy.
I can never find the Big Dipper,
Meghan
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This embroidery is for Nannetta in a tea towel swap on Craftster. The pattern was posted on Hoop Love.
Designer: Sergey Yartsev
Paper: square 15 cm
Final: ~ 6 cm
Diagram is published in book "Origami Signs of the Zodiac" by Sergey Yartsev
學名: Anthropoides virgo
英名: Demoiselle Crane
Family : Gruidae (鶴科). Length: 70-80 cm.
羽毛多灰黑色，眼紅色；頰部兩側各有一叢白色長羽，前頸部有一叢垂下的黑羽，蓬鬆分垂，狀若披髮。前頸和胸部羽毛黑色，上胸黑羽延長呈披針狀。飛羽和尾羽端部黑色。嘴黃綠色。腳青灰色。。成年鶴體長約80公分，於世界上10多種鶴類中體型為最小。棲息於沼澤、草甸、葦塘等地。以水生植物和昆蟲為食，也兼食魚、蝌蚪、蝦等。5月中旬開始繁殖，築巢於草甸、灘地凹陷處，每窩產卵2枚，淡紫色，具深紫褐色斑點。雌雄輪流孵卵，孵卵期28-30天。蓑羽鶴性羞怯，不善與其他鶴類合群，每多獨處。其舉止嫻雅、穩重端莊，故又名「閨秀鶴」。
主要分布在亞洲中部在新疆、內蒙古、黑龍江繁殖；西藏南部越冬。每年會從中國與蒙古邊境地區往南遷徙，飛越過喜馬拉雅山到印度塔爾沙漠地區過冬。
The Demoiselle Crane is slightly smaller than the Common Crane but has similar plumage. It has a long white neck stripe and the black on the foreneck extends down over the chest in a plume.
It has a loud trumpeting call, higher-pitched than the Common Crane. Like other cranes it has a dancing display, more balletic than the Common Crane, with less leaping. The Demoiselle Crane lives in a variety of different environments, including desert areas and numerous types of grasslands (flooded, mountain, temperate and tropical grassland) which are often within a few hundred metres of streams or lakes. However, when nesting, they prefer patchy areas of vegetation which is tall enough to conceal them and their nests, yet short enough to allow them look out for predators whilst incubating their eggs.
Container Vessel
NYK VIRGO
heading out of Southampton water heading in to the Solent.
Vessel's Details
Ship Type: Cargo
Year Built: 2007
Length x Breadth: 338 m X 46 m
DeadWeight: 100900 t
Speed recorded (Max / Average): 18.7 / 14.2 knots
Flag: Panama [PA]
Call Sign: 3EKK2
IMO: 9312810, MMSI: 372744000
Gay Bear Pride Virgo Horoscope Symbol in Gay Bear Pride Flag Colors. Round Chrome Frame around homosexual bear orange, yellow, white, tan, grey, and black flag. 16 September – 15 October
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Well! I read the prediction of the Virgo child and knowing that — the Virgo child is more calm, quiet and peaceful as compared to all others Zodiac Signs. You are a fussy child about food – ha-ha, it did I know Virgo child same as it.
The Virgo child is born from August 21st to September 2...
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Virgo, or the Virgin. The constellation's brightest star is the blue-white Spica (on her left hand), which stands in an otherwise empty region of the spring-summer sky. "The name Spica means "ear of wheat," and classical depictions of Virgo show her holding a sheaf of the grain. As with most constellations, a variety of legends surrounds Virgo though a common thread is that she was a most kindly wife and mother. In Greek myth, Virgo was Astraea, the goddess of justice. . . . Another legend calls her Erigone, the daughter of a Greek winemaker who was murdered. Upon learning of his demise, Erigone died of grief; the wine god Bacchus felt pity and placed her in the heavens as Virgo." A Constellation Album, P.K. Chen, New Track Media, 2007;
This is my first of the Constellation Series, and is yet to be completed. 2011
Virgo www.esmaltemaniaca.com.br/2014/07/virgo-big-universo.html
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Edited European Southern Observatory image of the galaxy Messier 87. This is the galaxy that the first black hole event horizon was seen. Color/processing variant.
Original caption: Messier 87 (M87) is an enormous elliptical galaxy located about 55 million light years from Earth, visible in the constellation Virgo. It was discovered by Charles Messier in 1781, but not identified as a galaxy until 20th Century. At double the mass of our own galaxy, the Milky Way, and containing as many as ten times more stars, it is amongst the largest galaxies in the local universe. Besides its raw size, M87 has some very unique characteristics. For example, it contains an unusually high number of globular clusters: while our Milky Way contains under 200, M87 has about 12,000, which some scientists theorise it collected from its smaller neighbours. Just as with all other large galaxies, M87 has a supermassive black hole at its centre. The mass of the black hole at the centre of a galaxy is related to the mass of the galaxy overall, so it shouldn’t be surprising that M87’s black hole is one of the most massive known. The black hole also may explain one of the galaxy’s most energetic features: a relativistic jet of matter being ejected at nearly the speed of light. The black hole was the object of paradigm-shifting observations by the Event Horizon Telescope. The EHT chose the object as the target of its observations for two reasons. While the EHT’s resolution is incredible, even it has its limits. As more massive black holes are also larger in diameter, M87's central black hole presented an unusually large target—meaning that it could be imaged more easily than smaller black holes closer by. The other reason for choosing it, however, was decidedly more Earthly. M87 appears fairly close to the celestial equator when viewed from our planet, making it visible in most of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. This maximised the number of telescopes in the EHT that could observe it, increasing the resolution of the final image. This image was captured by FORS2 on ESO’s Very Large Telescope as part of the Cosmic Gems programme, an outreach initiative that uses ESO telescopes to produce images of interesting, intriguing or visually attractive objects for the purposes of education and public outreach. The programme makes use of telescope time that cannot be used for science observations, and produces breathtaking images of some of the most striking objects in the night sky. In case the data collected could be useful for future scientific purposes, these observations are saved and made available to astronomers through the ESO Science Archive.