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Antares

[ US /ænˈtɛɹiz/ ]
NOUN
  1. the brightest star in Scorpius

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  • Observers south of the equator can see Scorpius rising after midnight. Compare Delta's brightness to Beta Scorpii, magnitude 2.6, and Antares, magnitude 1.1.
  • Farther north, Antares sets even earlier, whereas farther south Antares sets at a later hour.
  • Antares has a greenish companion star which is a radio source, but it is not visible with binoculars.
  • It was also seen as the mother of Antares (known to them as Zeus for the purpose of guarding these constellations, referred to as Callisto and her son Arcas. Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
  • It's called Antares (ticker AIS), and it has been doing well lately. Healthcare Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha
  • A little south of east the constellation of the Scorpion was fully up, with red Antares glowing in its neck; while dominating, majestic Jupiter swam, an hour and a half risen, in the east— (no moon till after 11.) Hours for the Soul. Specimen Days
  • A talk-box is a device that allows a singer to modulate the sound of another instrument by singing into a piece of plastic tubing, while a vocoder is a device inputted into a keyboard that changes the pitch of a singer's voice to match any played notes. backlash has developed against Antares recently, resulting in a damp squib campaign spearheaded by Rick Rubin. Music news, reviews, comment and features | guardian.co.uk
  • Other prominent reddish-orange stars include Antares whose name means "rival of Mars", which shines brightest on July and August evenings, and Betelgeuse, which is found in the constellation Orion and lights up the winter sky, according to StarDate. Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
  • Instead he sought heavenly protection as their car sped towards the police's target, a notoriously violent favela called Antares where some of Rio's leading criminals were believed to be meeting. Life and death in Rio's drug wars
  • Antares, which is also a red supergiant and is the 16th brightest star in the sky. ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science
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