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Afrodita y Eros huyendo hacia el río Éufrates la noche del Tifón constelación Piscis ASTRONOMIKA TV

Pisces Constellation: The Night Aphrodite and Eros Jumped into the River to Survive

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Pisces is the last constellation of the zodiac and one of the oldest in the sky. Its story does not start with the Greeks: centuries before, a Syrian goddess and her son already inhabited that corner of the sky. Aphrodite, Eros, Typhon, the Aztecs, and M74, the Ghost Galaxy, the most elusive object in the entire Messier catalog.

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Aquarius Constellation: Zeus transformed in an eagle kidnaps Ganymede over Troy.

Aquarius Constellation: Zeus Saw the Most Beautiful Human on Earth. What He Did Next Is Hard to Believe.

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Zeus saw the most beautiful human in the world and decided he had to have him. Ganymede, Enki, the Babylonian flood that inspired Genesis, the Age of Aquarius, and the nebula that looks like a giant eye staring at you from the cosmos. All in one article.

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Capricorn constellation Pan half goat half fish facing Typhon on the banks of the Nile Greek mythology

The Greek God Who Panicked and Became Half Goat, Half Fish

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A Sumerian god placed his wisest creature there. A Greek satyr got frozen in his worst moment. And in the Andes, a toad was quietly announcing the rains from that same corner of the sky. Capricorn has 4,000 years of history and a globular cluster devouring itself.

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Zeus transformed into a white bull emerging from the sea at night, Greek mythology Taurus constellation

The bull they watched burn in broad daylight

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By Juan Pablo Martín | ASTRONOMIKA TV is the leading astronomy reference in Spanish for Latin America and the U.S. Latino market. The Taurus constellation is one of the oldest in the sky. Documented by the Babylonians more than 4,000 years ago, it has never stopped telling the same story: the one about a bull

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Aries constellation: Phrixus riding the golden ram as Helle falls into the Hellespont

The Golden Ram That Traveled to the Sky Before Anyone Could Kill It

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The golden ram that saved two children from an unjust death sentence, flew over the sea that still carries the name of the one who did not survive the journey, and ended up sacrificed by the very person it rescued. This is the real story behind Aries, plus the Babylonian version, the Andean cosmology, and the science behind Hamal and NGC 772.

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Cástor y Pólux como guerreros gemelos bajo el cielo estrellado de Géminis. ASTRONOMIKA TV

Gemini: the twin who died so his brother wouldn’t be alone

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Gemini Constellation: the myth that split Olympus in two Gemini constellation: the story of two brothers the universe refused to separate. The most human drama in all of Olympus, plus the duality that Mayans and Polynesians saw in the very same sky By Juan Pablo Martín | ASTRONOMIKA TV | May 2026 Greek mythology is

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Constelación de Sagitario: Crono y las musas en la mitología griega

The Centaur Archer Pointing at the Heart of the Galaxy

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The archer isn’t Chiron, the Maya saw the gateway to the underworld in that same sky, and its center points directly at the supermassive black hole of the Galaxy. All in one article.

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Ophiuchus constellation Asclepius serpent bearer Greek myth - ASTRONOMIKA TV

The healer Zeus killed for knowing too much

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The physician Zeus struck down for knowing too much, the zodiac sign the Babylonians erased 3,000 years ago, and the fastest-moving star in the sky. All in one article.

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Diosa Astrea abandona balanza justicia constelación Libra - ASTRONOMIKA TV

Libra Constellation: the scale a goddess abandoned when she gave up on us

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Libra constellation: mythology, stars, and facts that will blow your mind. By ASTRONOMIKA TV. The Greek story of abandonment, the Egyptian judgment of the soul, and the Maya shark that saw no scale at all By Juan Pablo Martín | ASTRONOMIKA TV | May 2026 Libra constellation: the only one in the zodiac that is

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Cancer Constellation and the crab Hera sent to die

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Cancer Constellation and the crab Hera sent to die | ASTRONOMIKA TV Chinese astronomers, ancient Egyptians and the Greeks all looked at the same patch of sky. Not one of them saw the same thing. By Juan Pablo Martín | ASTRONOMIKA TV | May 2026 The Cancer constellation is the faintest in the zodiac, but

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