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| rdfs:comment | - Antlia (originally Antlia pneumatica, now Antlia alone, from Latin Antlia, "the pump") is a constellation created by Nicolas-Louis de Lacaille in 1752 in an attempt to cover the last few regions of the southern hemisphere sky that were still left without any denomination. It's a faint constellation, its brightest star, Alpha antliae, being an orange giant of magnitude 4.25. α Antliae is located roughly 370 light-years away and is a slightly variable star, but highly imprevisible.
- Antlia (real name: Janet Koladakis) was a member of the rogue group Unlimit, which was founded by the former Zionite, Anome. Beirn was the only surving Unlimit left, so it would be probable to say that Antlia is now deceased. Her newfound power was the power of teleportation.
- Antlia is a constellation visible from Earth, named for its characterization as a simple air pump mechanism. This constellation is comprised of stars and systems located in the space of the galaxy's Beta Quadrant.
- Antlia was a member of the rogue group Unlimit, which was founded by the former Zionite, Anome. Beirn was the only surviving Unlimit left, so it would be probably to say that Antlia is now deceased. Her newfound power was the power of teleportation.
- Denominada Antlia Pneumática (máquina neumática) como el invento del físico inglés Robert Boyle del siglo XVII. Su nombre fue reducido en la protocolización de las 88 constelaciones por parte de la Unión Astronómica Internacional. El astrónomo Nicolas-Louis de Lacaille le puso este nombre en la época en que estuvo trabajando en el observatorio del Cabo de Buena Esperanza, desde 1750 hasta 1754. Después de observar unas 10.000 estrellas meridionales, Lacaille hizo una división del cielo sur con catorce nuevas constelaciones, entre las cuales está Antlia.
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| abstract | - Antlia (originally Antlia pneumatica, now Antlia alone, from Latin Antlia, "the pump") is a constellation created by Nicolas-Louis de Lacaille in 1752 in an attempt to cover the last few regions of the southern hemisphere sky that were still left without any denomination. It's a faint constellation, its brightest star, Alpha antliae, being an orange giant of magnitude 4.25. α Antliae is located roughly 370 light-years away and is a slightly variable star, but highly imprevisible.
- Antlia (real name: Janet Koladakis) was a member of the rogue group Unlimit, which was founded by the former Zionite, Anome. Beirn was the only surving Unlimit left, so it would be probable to say that Antlia is now deceased. Her newfound power was the power of teleportation.
- Antlia is a constellation visible from Earth, named for its characterization as a simple air pump mechanism. This constellation is comprised of stars and systems located in the space of the galaxy's Beta Quadrant.
- Antlia was a member of the rogue group Unlimit, which was founded by the former Zionite, Anome. Beirn was the only surviving Unlimit left, so it would be probably to say that Antlia is now deceased. Her newfound power was the power of teleportation.
- Denominada Antlia Pneumática (máquina neumática) como el invento del físico inglés Robert Boyle del siglo XVII. Su nombre fue reducido en la protocolización de las 88 constelaciones por parte de la Unión Astronómica Internacional. El astrónomo Nicolas-Louis de Lacaille le puso este nombre en la época en que estuvo trabajando en el observatorio del Cabo de Buena Esperanza, desde 1750 hasta 1754. Después de observar unas 10.000 estrellas meridionales, Lacaille hizo una división del cielo sur con catorce nuevas constelaciones, entre las cuales está Antlia.
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