Bellatrix
a blue-white giant star in the constellation Orion, with apparent magnitude +1.63.
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The first domino will be toppled on the 6th with the activation of the Bellatrix upgrade, which will then set the rest of the Merge process in action, with a completion date expected between September 10th and 20th.
This Week’s Awesome Tech Stories From Around the Web (Through August 27) | Singularity Hub Staff | August 27, 2022 | Singularity HubCatwoman gets knocked up and, for some ungodly reason goes to see Bellatrix LaStrange from Harry Potter and Borat.
SAG Awards 2013: Anne Hathaway, Tina Fey & More Best Moments (VIDEO) | Kevin Fallon | January 28, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTAccording to the old astrologers, women born under the influence of the star Bellatrix were lucky, and provided with good tongues.
Astronomy with an Opera-glass | Garrett Putman ServissMore than two centuries would elapse in passage to a far-off star like Bellatrix.
Starman's Quest | Robert SilverbergThe star on the left shoulder is γ or Bellatrix, of second magnitude; that of the right foot, χ, is almost of the third.
Astronomy for Amateurs | Camille Flammarion
About 9° west of Bellatrix are eight stars in a curved line running north and south.
A Field Book of the Stars | William Tyler Olcott"Hasten your work, Sextus, if you wish to sketch the Venus Bellatrix," said Carinus.
A Christian But a Roman | Mr Jkai
British Dictionary definitions for Bellatrix
/ (ˈbɛlətrɪks) /
the third brightest star in the constellation Orion
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