- left
shoulder of this asterism. The
primary component has the
proper name
Seginus /sɪˈdʒaɪnəs/[citation needed], the
traditional name of the
Gamma Bootis...
- USS
Seginus (AK-133) was a Crater-class
cargo ship
commissioned by the U.S. Navy for
service in
World War II. She was
responsible for
delivering troops...
- From an
erroneous transcription of
Seginus, the
traditional name for γ Boötis. /ˈsɛɡᵻn/ Boötes γ Boötis Aa
Seginus A
mistranscription of the
Arabic form...
-
luminosity of 58 L☉.
Located 86 light-years distant,
Gamma Boötis, or
Seginus, is a
white giant star of
spectral class A7III, with a
luminosity 34 times...
- as
Harry Toulmin on 4
March and
delivered to the
United States Navy as
Seginus on 12 April.
Converted for
naval use at the
Waterman Steamship Company's...
- The
Northern Y is
formed by four
prominent stars,
Arcturus (α Boötis),
Seginus (γ Boötis),
Alphecca (α
Coronae Borealis), and
centered on Izar (ε Boötis)...
- (AK-129) USS
Arkab (AK-130) USS
Melucta (AK-131) USS
Propus (AK-132) USS
Seginus (AK-133) USS
Syrma (AK-134) USS
Venus (AK-135) USS Ara (AK-136) USS Ascella...
-
Vikings de l'Espace (Space Vikings) (1969) Les Chimères de
Seginus (The
Chimeras of
Seginus) (1969) L'Exilé du
Temps (The
Exile of Time) (1969) Étoiles...
- Lance) ε Boo (Izar) σ Boo ρ Boo 招搖 (Zhāo Yáo,
Twinkling Indicator) γ Boo (
Seginus) 天乳 (Tiān Rǔ,
Celestial Milk) μ Ser 天輻 (Tiān Fú,
Celestial Spokes) υ Lib...
- name Segin,
which probably originates from an
erroneous transcription of
Seginus, the
traditional name for
Gamma Boötis,
which itself is of
uncertain origin...
