(1) The Cygnus is that cross.

(2) Its constellation is Cygnus the Swan.

(3) In fact(http:///cygnus.html), the constellation Cygnus is sometimes called the Northern Cross.

(4) Just remember, the constellation Cygnus the Swan contains the Northern Cross.

(5) Cygnus X －1 is one of the most likely black hole candidates.

(6) The parameters and experimental results of the Cygnus underground facility are introduced.

(7) An Old World swan ( Cygnus cygnus ) having a loud cry.

(8) First described by Carl Linnaeus in 1758, Cygnus cygnus can be considered a swan among swans, the type species, hence archetype[], of all swans. It is also a swan of superlatives.

(9) Cygnus x - 3 is a binary X - ray source located at a distance of 10 kpc.

(10) First described by Carl Linnaeus in 1758, Cygnus cygnus can be considered a swan among swans, the type species, hence archetype, of all swans.

(11) Thus, Cygnus X - 1 must be smaller than Earth!

(12) It is worth nothing that the X-ray emission from Cygnus X-1 is irregular and flickers on a millisecond time-scale.

(13) Look for a small nebular patch north-east of bright star Deneb in the constellation of Cygnus .

(14) In the north, the constellations it goes through include Auriga, Cassiopeia, and Cygnus.

(15) Okay, I've given you a lot of names here: Summer Triangle, Cygnus, Northern Cross.

(16) Explanation: Six worlds orbit Kepler-11, a sunlike star 2, 000 light-years distant in the constellation Cygnus.

(17) Explanation: In this remarkable infrared skyscape of interstellar clouds adrift in the high flying constellation Cygnus, the eye is drawn to the Cocoon Nebula.

(18) In a dark country sky, you can see that Cygnus is flying along the starlit trail of the summer Milky Way.

(19) The supernova remnant lies about 1400 light - years away towards the constellation of Cygnus.

(20) The Northern Cross is a clipped version of the constellation Cygnus the Swan.

(21) This paper deals with the number , habit and early spring migration of Whooper Swan ( Cygnus cygnus ) in Bayinbuluke.

(22) They are also taught to identify various constellations, such as the Big Dipper, Cygnus the Swan, Sagittarius the Archer, and the twelve stars that form Lumides the Pants Salesman.