Aquila Constellation Cards
Description: Aquila is a constellation on the celestial equator. Its name is Latin for 'eagle' and it represents the bird that carried Zeus/Jupiter's thunderbolts in Greco-Roman mythology. This eye-catching design is perfect for anyone that likes astronomy, planets, stars, galaxies, or astrology. If you're looking for a unique gift for an astronomy student or space lover, look no further!
Description: Sleeping giant energy (dormant but massive). 33 solar masses (record breaker). Metal-poor mystery (first evidence). Aquila constellation (2,000 light-years). ED-2 stream ghost (cluster remnant). Second closest black hole (nearby). Gaia mission discovery (ESA). Wobbling star dance (detection method).
Description: Sleeping giant energy (dormant but massive). 33 solar masses (record breaker). Metal-poor mystery (first evidence). Aquila constellation (2,000 light-years). ED-2 stream ghost (cluster remnant). Second closest black hole (nearby). Gaia mission discovery (ESA). Wobbling star dance (detection method).
Description: Sleeping giant energy (dormant but massive). 33 solar masses (record breaker). Metal-poor mystery (first evidence). Aquila constellation (2,000 light-years). ED-2 stream ghost (cluster remnant). Second closest black hole (nearby). Gaia mission discovery (ESA). Wobbling star dance (detection method).
Description: Sleeping giant energy (dormant but massive). 33 solar masses (record breaker). Metal-poor mystery (first evidence). Aquila constellation (2,000 light-years). ED-2 stream ghost (cluster remnant). Second closest black hole (nearby). Gaia mission discovery (ESA). Wobbling star dance (detection method).
Description: Sleeping giant energy (dormant but massive). 33 solar masses (record breaker). Metal-poor mystery (first evidence). Aquila constellation (2,000 light-years). ED-2 stream ghost (cluster remnant). Second closest black hole (nearby). Gaia mission discovery (ESA). Wobbling star dance (detection method).
