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- Named by the French astronomer Nicolas Louis de Lacaille in 1763. Originally called Apparātus Scūlptoris, Latin for "sculptor's apparatus" but later shortened. (Wiktionary)
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“The Sculptor is a masterful mix of Michelangelo and murder by a gifted author.”
“Well," called the Sculptor after him, as he sauntered away, "as one of our mutual friends used to say 'The Indian Summer of Passion scorches.”
“He is also called the Sculptor of all men, also the god who made the sun and moon to revolve.”
“The team discovered dust forming around the carbon star MAG 29, located 280,000 light years away in a small nearby galaxy called the Sculptor Dwarf.”
“It is also known as the Sculptor Galaxy, because it is located in the Sculptor constellation.”
“We suggest automating some pieces of the development by using a code generator tool, such as Sculptor, to enforce consistency in the architecture.”
“New Liturgical Movement: Lee Lawrie, Architectural Sculptor skip to main | skip to sidebar”
“For his degree show, he elected to exhibit a whitewashed space empty save for a blue plaque that read "Gavin Turk Sculptor Worked Here 1989-1991.”
“And Marc Fields, owner of New York's The Compleat Sculptor supply house, claimed his prices have more than tripled since 2008, reaching $7 a pound.”
“Sculptor Larry Halbert, a Banksy fan who chairs the 555 Gallery, discounts the slogan on the work—"I remember when all this was trees"—as the voice of an outsider.”
The Wall Street Journal: If You Take Street Art Off the Street, Is It Still Art?
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Constellations
The International Astronomical Union (IAU) recognizes 88 official constellations.
Orion, Taurus, Andromeda, Aquila, Lyra, Boötes, Cygnus, Canis Major, Cassiopeia, Auriga, Lupus, Pyxis and 76 more...
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