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The origin of Sagittarius myth and legend

How many times, how many times, memories have drawn life into a circle, and we can't get rid of it after turning around in the same place countless times. I have always wanted to go back to the place where I first met. If I can choose again, I think I can love more simply. Then, the next 88 constellations bring the origin of Sagittarius myth and legend and the knowledge of deep space celestial bodies. According to myths and legends, Prometheus * * skyfire came to the world and used it to benefit mankind, so he was respected by people. Later, he was unfairly punished by Zeus, the god of heaven, and was nailed to the cliff at the top of the Caucasus. Zeus also sent a vulture to torture him every day. One day, Hercules, the great hero, came to the foot of Caucasus Mountain and saw Prometheus crucified on a cliff and tortured by vultures. He is determined to save him. Hercules shot the vulture with a bow and arrow, rescued Prometheus and made him climb the holy mountain of Olympus again. Later, in order to praise Hercules' achievement, the gods shot the vulture into the sky with his arrow, which is the origin of Sagittarius. There is also a legend that Cupid's arrow is a golden arrow that little love god Elos shot at his lover. Elos is a boy born of Ares and Aphrodite. He has lovely wings and a bow and arrow in his hand. It is said that Elos has two kinds of arrows of love: the golden arrow and the silver arrow. Being shot by his golden arrow will produce love and make people fall in love; Being shot by his silver arrow will reject love and turn lovers against each other. The globular cluster M7 1: located between the left flag 5 (Sagittarius γ) and the left flag 3 (Sagittarius δ). This classification is controversial. Some astronomers think M7 1 is a very loose globular cluster, while others think it is a dense open cluster. The current research tends to think that M7 1 is a globular cluster. Distance to Earth 13000 light years, apparent magnitude 8.3. 1746, the French astronomer PhilippeLoysdeChéseaux discovered this cluster.