Constellation myth: the fairy story of Vera

In the mythical story of Vela, Ptolemy said that the tailstock, Vela and Carina are the same constellation (excluding the compass), which is called Argonavis. /kloc-In the 8th century, astronomers thought that the Southern Constellation occupied too much space, so they took it apart. Constellation myth Ptolemy said that tailstock, vela and carina are the same constellation (excluding compass), which is called Argonavis. /kloc-In the 8th century, astronomers thought that the Southern Constellation occupied too much space, so they took it apart. The ship to the south is Argo. In the story, Jason took fifty people aboard Argo to Korcz in the Black Sea to find golden fleece. Jason sailed with many crew members, including Castor and Duke in Gemini, musician Op, shipbuilders argus and Heracles. The playwright described the Agger as a powerful ship, and Newton even associated the zodiac with the Agger. At the time of shipbuilding, Athena ordered Argos to build a boat with the wood of Mount Pelion, and Zeus also instructed Argos to build a boat head with the oak tree of Tatano, where the oak tree was endowed with language ability, and even when Agger set sail, he could hear the bark of the oak tree. The farmer encountered many difficulties in his journey, the most famous of which was ClashingRocks, also known as Symplegades. It opened and closed like an automatic door, blocking the entrance to the Black Sea. At this time, Jason was in a hurry and released the white dove, which flew to the front of the boat. Two big stones were buried in an instant, and the white dove's tail was broken. Before, the crew opened two big stones, collided again, and entered the Black Sea after several twists and turns. Jason stole to golden fleece and returned to Greece, and parked the Agger in Corinth, which was a kind of gratitude to Poseidon, the sea god. On the map, we can only see the stern of the Agger, and its bow is covered with thick fog or rocks. It is said that when Jason was meditating on his past adventures on the boat in his later years, the bow of the boat suddenly collapsed, killing him, so Poseidon lifted the rest of the boat to the sky.