I am also inspired by Polynesian Wayfinding. I had the opportunity to sail on Hikianalia a couple years back, the sister boat to the Hōkūleʻa, and I was amazed at how well the crew worked together to sail through the water. We were out there for 3 hours, and I just couldn't imagine being out there for weeks on end. It's just amazing!
Thank you so much for a wonderful presentation 😊 I have a question for you. What asterism name is the triangle that lines up with Arcturus, Gemma and Seginus? I've seen this in the book before and it had a name, but I had forgotten what it was.
i used dipper to find acrturus, i thought it was mars at first it was so bright looked like it had a red tint almost, my first bright star in my 16" dob, looked amazing seeing the cross of light coming off star in telescope,couldnt see kite above it kept seeing a traingle shape underneath it with 2 bright stars and a dimmer one with my binos, thanks for video, gonna look for that kite above it next time
Using the Big Dipper is the best way to find Arcturus. I'm glad you use that method. I can see why Arcturus can be confused with Mars. They are similar in color and are both bright. Mars will only travel though the zodiacal constellations since the ecliptic passes through it. Good luck finding the 'kite' shape! Keep looking up! 🌟
Does anyone know, or have a link to a video going into more depth of how the Polynesians used those particular stars to travel from Tahiti to Hawaii? When looking on a map, they seem more or less North-South from each other...so it's interesting they used a triangle instead of some other more consistently north-south stars.
Honestly, all three pronunciations that you listed I've heard before. I tend to use the first one you listed because that is the way it was taught to me. Ultimately the International Astronomical Union accepts many pronunciations. Sometimes I feel that pronunciations depend on where you grew up and what your accent is. I hope this helps.
One thing that i dont seem to understand is... How come the big dipper present that way 2:56. Isn't supposed to be 180 degrees tilted in spring? Can you please explain... Thanks in advance
The constellation Taurus is represented as a bull, which isn't mentioned in this video. Arcturus, the name of the constellation's brightest star, comes from the Greek word meaning "guardian of the bear" and it is very close to Ursa Major and Ursa Minor, the bear constellations. Even the name Boötes, is a Latinized version of the Greek word Arctophylax, which means "Bear Watcher". I hope this clarifies your question...thank you for watching!
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I'm just here to learn how to pronounce boötes
I have learnt about 25 constellations from this channel after watching out of curiosity for weeks. I owe you everything. Thank you so much
I saw arcturus and recognize it for the first time today
I feel so happy
WoW Arcturus really stands out to me! 🌟 also i can use Big dipper too to find Arcturus, and the kite shaped of Boötes🌌
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I'm fascinated by how ancient Polynesians used stars to navigate vast stretches of the Pacific. Loved it that you included that. Thank you!
I am also inspired by Polynesian Wayfinding. I had the opportunity to sail on Hikianalia a couple years back, the sister boat to the Hōkūleʻa, and I was amazed at how well the crew worked together to sail through the water. We were out there for 3 hours, and I just couldn't imagine being out there for weeks on end. It's just amazing!
That sounds amazing! Must have been quite the experience.
Arcturus is called *स्वाति नक्षत्र(Swaati Nakshatra)* in India.
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Bootes is 😎 even though he DOES hunt The Great 🐻. Are we gonna see some 🐻 ***?
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I am from sri lanka. . I like your videos. I am eager to inquire from you whether polaris is visible for sri lanka. Thank you so much.
I've been pronouncing this constellation name incorrectly all these years
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I think I came from bootes constellation
Thank you so much for a wonderful presentation 😊 I have a question for you. What asterism name is the triangle that lines up with Arcturus, Gemma and Seginus? I've seen this in the book before and it had a name, but I had forgotten what it was.
I have not heard of that asterism. I wonder if it is another version of the Spring Triangle...?
i used dipper to find acrturus, i thought it was mars at first it was so bright looked like it had a red tint almost, my first bright star in my 16" dob, looked amazing seeing the cross of light coming off star in telescope,couldnt see kite above it kept seeing a traingle shape underneath it with 2 bright stars and a dimmer one with my binos, thanks for video, gonna look for that kite above it next time
Using the Big Dipper is the best way to find Arcturus. I'm glad you use that method. I can see why Arcturus can be confused with Mars. They are similar in color and are both bright. Mars will only travel though the zodiacal constellations since the ecliptic passes through it. Good luck finding the 'kite' shape! Keep looking up! 🌟
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Does anyone know, or have a link to a video going into more depth of how the Polynesians used those particular stars to travel from Tahiti to Hawaii?
When looking on a map, they seem more or less North-South from each other...so it's interesting they used a triangle instead of some other more consistently north-south stars.
Is it pronounced Bo-oh-tez?...or Bo-tez?...or Bo-oh-tees?
Honestly, all three pronunciations that you listed I've heard before. I tend to use the first one you listed because that is the way it was taught to me. Ultimately the International Astronomical Union accepts many pronunciations. Sometimes I feel that pronunciations depend on where you grew up and what your accent is. I hope this helps.
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very interesting
One thing that i dont seem to understand is... How come the big dipper present that way 2:56. Isn't supposed to be 180 degrees tilted in spring? Can you please explain...
Thanks in advance
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Really enjoy your vids. I learned the path as arc to Arcturus and spike to Spica. Many years ago.
Boötes dates from October 12th-26th it's associated with Libra and Scorpio
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Found this constellation on April fools day.
with a tial as big as a kite i said.
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I won the 1st prize in star mapping in my college. Can't thank you enough! Glad I watched all your videos
I didn't know star mapping could be a class. That is so cool! Thanks for sharing.
You know you misspelled Boötes on your thumbnail? You’ve got it as Böotes
Just a heads up
Thanks for catching that! Changed it! 😀
Your videos are interesting. Easy to understand and follow.
I am from south India.
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tourus stands for bear? not bull?
The constellation Taurus is represented as a bull, which isn't mentioned in this video. Arcturus, the name of the constellation's brightest star, comes from the Greek word meaning "guardian of the bear" and it is very close to Ursa Major and Ursa Minor, the bear constellations. Even the name Boötes, is a Latinized version of the Greek word Arctophylax, which means "Bear Watcher". I hope this clarifies your question...thank you for watching!
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thank u such a great video much love