Best Cassiopeia Podcasts (2025)

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The Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio July 28th 2025 1:16:54

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries this week plus …

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The Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio July 21st 2025 1:13:21

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries this week plus …

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#6 She came determined and she left confused: Breaking Free from Gaslighting 32:36

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Welcome to Sacred Stardust, a podcast dedicated to unraveling the manipulative patterns of gaslighting in relationships. In this episode, we delve into the heart-wrenching journey of surviving emotional and psychological abuse, from being drawn into a web of false promises to recognizing the devastating impact of gaslighting on one's reality and se…

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The AStronomy Show on Drystone Radio July 14th 2025 1:14:04

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries this week plus …

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#5 Taming the Tinder Jungle with Always 23: Spiritual, Single, And Seriously Done With Games 15:40

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In this captivating episode of Sacred Stardust, embark on a humorous and enlightening journey through the modern dating scene. Your host, Spiritual Successful Sovereign, delves into the energetic age of always (and we mean truly forever) 23, where self-worth meets sass and dating becomes more of a survival story than a romance novel. Explore the ar…

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The Astronomy show on Drystone Radio July 7th 2025 1:15:52

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries this week plus …

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#4 Fifty Shades of Twin Flame? NOT for Me! 20:02

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In this episode of Sacred Stardust, we delve into the romantic delusions surrounding the Twin Flame narrative, drawing parallels with the fantasy of 'Fifty Shades of Grey.' We discuss the misconceptions of love that many of us cling to, exploring how the allure of drama and chaos often masks a lack of true intimacy and connection. Join us as we unr…

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#3 Touch, Teach, Or Talk. Relationship Goals. 13:31

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In this tender and sassy episode of Sacred Stardust, explore the transformative question that shattered old relationship patterns and ushered in soul-aligned clarity. Discover the profound impact of Touch, Teach, or Talk as a guide to emotional fluency, moving beyond fantasy to genuine connection. Unwrap the importance of naming your needs with cou…

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#2 Friends, Lovers, OR NOTHI... Excuse me? 11:05

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Welcome to Sacred Stardust, your mystical hotline for decoding love stories, cosmic assignments, and understanding why you attract emotionally unavailable people. In this episode, we whisper rebellion into the universe, challenging the need for labels and embracing the full spectrum of love and relationships. Explore the journey from clinging to fa…

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A little ramble through some of my blogs - BP3 9:51

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A look at some of my blogs which I am now presenting on a PodcastBy Martin Lunn

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#1 I Love You, Not Your Potential: Embracing Authenticity in Relationships 17:50

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In this episode of Sacred Stardust, we dive deep into the complexities of love, exploring how it often gets tangled with potential and fantasy. Join us as we reflect on the real journey of loving someone for who they are, not who they could become, and how this shift can transform our relationships. Our host opens up about personal experiences with…

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A little ramble through some of my blogs part 2 9:45

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The chance to listen to some of my blogs which ere made during April ans May 2025By Martin Lunn

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The Astronomy show on Drystone Radio June 23rd 2025 1:22:00

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries this week plus …

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A little ramble through Cassiopeia the Queen 14:06

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One of the most prominent constellations in the northern sky, the main stars forms a distinctive letter W or M in the sky, this depends on which way we view the constellation. It is circumpolar from Britain which means we can see it all year round. In mythology it represents a queen from a land a long time ago who upset Neptune god of the sea.…

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A little ramble through Carina the Keel 13:40

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One of the most intriguing of the ancient legends tells how a band of heroes headed by Jason sailed off in search of the Golden Fleece. This fleece had come from a magical ram which was able to fly and which has rescued two royal children from a cruel stepmother, carrying them to the land of king Aetes. After the ram died the fleece was placed in a…

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The Astronomy show on Drystone Radio June 16th 2025 1:16:42

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries this week plus …

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A little ramble through some of my Blogs - BP1 14:21

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A cnace to listen to some of my blogs from April 2025By Martin Lunn

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A little ramble through Capricornus the Sea Goat 14:27

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Low down on early autumn evenings is one of the constellations of the zodiac, Capricornus is depicted as a goat with the tail of a fish. Although a very faint group it has one of the oldest mythological associations. Capricornus is also sometimes identified as Pan, the god with a goat's head, who saved himself from the monster Typhon by giving hims…

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The Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio June 9th 2025 1:17:20

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries this week plus …

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A little ramble through Canis Minor the Lesser Dog 7:19

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In mythology it is the smaller of the dogs that follows Orion the Hunter. It has only one bright star alpha or Procyon which means ‘Before the Dog’, this is because it rises before Sirius.By Martin Lunn

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The Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio June 2nd 2025 1:16:10

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries this week plus …

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A little ramble through Canis Major the Greater Dog 19:22

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Canis Major is a stunning constellation which I am afraid to say we never see at its best from Britain because it is quite low down in the sky. In the Mediterranean area it would be much higher in the sky and would look even more impressive. The constellation which can be seen in the winter months in Britain represents one of the hunting dogs that …

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The Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio May 26th 2025 1:21:28

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries this week plus …

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The Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio 19th May 2025 1:20:43

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE tonight and every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries thi…

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A little ramble through Canes Venatici 15:34

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Canes Venatici or the Hunting Dogs is a modern constellation, created by the Polish astronomer Johannes Hevelius 1611-1687 who introduced this constellation to the star maps in the 1680s. He introduced 9 new constellations of which 8 are surprisingly still used today. Although most are faint groups that fit in-between the ancient classical constell…

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The Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio 12th May 2025 46:54

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE tonight and every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries thi…

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A little ramble through Cancer the Crab 10:26

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Cancer is a zodiacal constellation in fact it is the faintest of the constellations that can be found in the zodiac. It can be found in the sky between Gemini the Twins and Leo the Lion both more spectacular examples of constellations in the zodiac.By Martin Lunn

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The Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio May 5th 2025 41:03

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE tonight and every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries thi…

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A little ramble through Camelopardalis the Giraffe 9:37

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Camelopardalis the Giraffe is without doubt one of the dullest of the northern constellations. It was first created by the Dutch astronomer Petrus Plancius around 1613.By Martin Lunn

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A little ramble through Caelum the Chisel 6:30

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This is one of the 14 obscure constellations created by Nicolas Louis de La Caille. It was first seen in his catalogue of 1763. There are no stars brighter than magnitude 4.0 and the four faint stars that do form Caelum could easily have been incorporated into the constellation of Eridanus the River.…

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The Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio 28th April 2025 1:20:41

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE tonight and every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries thi…

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A little ramble through Bootes the Herdsman 14:03

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The constellation of Bootes is usually described as the Herdsman who was placed in the sky for inventing the plough drawn by two oxen. The way to pronounce Bootes is to think of the word co-ordinate. Bootes is very prominent in the spring and early summer skies. It is always a little bit difficult to work out the best shape to describe Bootes becau…

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The Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio April 21st 2025 1:17:54

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE tonight and every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries thi…

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A little ramble through Auriga the Charioteer 13:39

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A striking constellation in the northern skies, Auriga lies above the horns of Taurus the Bull and forms the shape of a kite. Auriga is named after the son of Vulcan who invented the four horse chariot. Its brightest star Capella is the 6th brightest star in the sky.By Martin Lunn

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A little ramble through Aries the Ram 10:41

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A constellation that dates to ancient times, in legend Aries represented the Ram whose golden fleece was sought by Jason and the Argonauts. If you watch the film Jason and the Argonauts, you will get an idea of the story.By Martin Lunn

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The Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio April 14th 2025 1:16:01

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE tonight and every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries thi…

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A little ramble through Ara the Alta 11:12

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Ara the Altar lies in a dense part of the Milky Way immediately south of the hook of stars that make up the tail of Scorpius the Scorpion. It is invisible from Britain but has been known since ancient times, remember that many of these constellations were created in Greece which is much further south than we are in Britain meaning that constellatio…

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The Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio April 7th 2025 1:15:10

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE tonight and every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries thi…

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A little ramble through Aquila the Eagle 14:16

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One of the main summer constellations ,Aquila does look a little like the image it is supposed to represent. Its brightest star Altair is one of the three summer stars that form the summer triangle.By Martin Lunn

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A little ramble through Aquarius the Water Bearer 20:06

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An autumn constellation Aquariue is one of the oldest of the constellations, many ancient civilisations saw the group as someone carry or pouring water. As a zodiacal constellation we sometimes see planets moving throufg AquariusBy Martin Lunn

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A little ramble through Apus the Bird of Paradise 6:48

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A small constellation introduced in 1598 by the Dutch astronomer and cartographer Petrus Plancius based on the observations of Dutch navigators Pieter Dirkszoon Keyser and Frederick de Houtman. Apus cannot be seen from Britain.By Martin Lunn

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The Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio March 25th 2025 1:19:18

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE tonight and every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award-winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries thi…

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A little ramble through Antlia the Air Pump 6:34

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One of the so called modern constellations like many of these consteallation Antlia is faint and hard to see.. In theory it can just be seen very low down from Britainn but because the stars are so faint this is a feal challenge.By Martin Lunn

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A little ramble through Andromeda 21:11

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The first of a series of little rambles among the constellations, starting with Andromeda which ia an autimn constellation, its quite easy to see and it is part of one of the most famous of all the Greek myths and legends.By Martin Lunn

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The Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio March 24th 2025 1:20:06

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Join me, Martin Lunn MBE tonight and every Monday evening from 7.00 pm-9.00 pm on the award winning Astronomy Show on Drystone Radio, probably the only regular astronomy show on any radio station in the country. I will take my weekly look at the night sky and look at all the latest news in astronomy. There will be the astronomical anniversaries thi…

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1. Alcuin the astronomical monk and Charlemagne king of the Franks 10:43

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This year is the 1290 anniversary of the birth of Alcuin. A monk who would go on to make massive contributiomns in astronomy and he had the help of Charlemagne king of the FranksBy Martin Lunn

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Edward Pigott 1753-1825 one of the Fathers of Variable Star Astronomy 18:26

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Edward Pigott worked with the deaf astronomer John Goodricke in York between 1781-1786 and they made incredible advances in the field of the study of variable star astronomy. However Pigott did much more in his astronomical career. Here is a brief look at his life.By Martin Lunn

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Edward Pigott discovers the variable star R Scutum in 1795 6:18

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Following on from his discovery in the city of Bath of the variable star R Corona Borealis in 1795 he followed this up later that year with another variable star R SCutumBy Martin Lunn

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Edward Pigott discovers variable star R CrB in 1795 7:09

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In the year 1793 Edward Pigott moved from York following the death of John Goodricke to the city of Bath where in 1795 he discovered the variability of the star R Corona BorealisBy Martin Lunn

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Edward Pigott discovers variability of eta Aquila 7:29

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Setember 10th 1784 Edward Pigott discovered that the star eta Aquila varied in brightness. This would become a night to remember in York because John Goodrcike would also discover another variable star that varies in brigtness.By Martin Lunn