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	The Southern Triangle
		It points down at a straight line of three almost equally spaced stars which form part of the constellation of Pavo, the Peacock, the brightest star of which is some distance below and a little to the left.
		Alpha Pavonis or the Eye of the Peacock, as this star is called, marks the hour of 16 on our' clock
		Alpha Pavonis at 16, the base of the Triangle at 21, and Alpha Centauri at 22.
	www.wonderbookofknowledge.com /southerntriangle.php (152 words)

	Ara and The Scorpion
		It is thought that this is the direction in which the centre of the Galaxy lies, and that this represents the greatest "thickness" or concentration of stars as seen from the earth.
		Returning to the Cross and following the line of its axis upward, i.e., away from Achernar, beyond the zenith, one sees the distorted square of Corvus, the Crow, and close by, a very bright star which is Spica or Alpha of the Virgin.
		This constellation, together with Scorpio and Sagittarius, are southern parts of the Zodiac—the belt of the sky along which the Sun, Moon and planets appear to travel.
	www.wonderbookofknowledge.com /otherstars.php (670 words)

	* Alpha Pavonis - (Astronomy): Definition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The constellation’s brightest star, second-magnitude Alpha Pavonis, is called Peacock...
		The star Peacock (Scientific Name Alpha Pavonis) is located at right ascension 20h 25.648m and declination -56° 44.100'.
		Peacock is a relatively bright star with a magnitude of 2.
	en.mimi.hu /astronomy/alpha_pavonis.html (73 words)

	AstronomyNZ - Star Data South (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Alpha Centauri (magnitudes -0.01 and 1.35) is the 3rd brightest star in our sky.
		It is a binary system of two sun-like stars (G2 V, K1 V), 1.55 and 0.44 the brightness of the Sun respectively.
		Distance: Alpha 4.36 light years, Proxima: 4.22 light-years.
	www.phoenix.org.nz /nightsky/star_charts/bright_stars_south.htm (744 words)

	Alpha Pavonis VII - Ultronomicon
		Alpha Pavonis VII is a Noble World in the Alpha Pavonis star system.
		Located on the planet's surface is the wreck of an Ur-Quan Dreadnought.
		In an unusual event the Dreadnought did not self-annihilate, but in fact seems to have used its engines to soften the crash such that the wreck remained largely above ground and not buried in a crater.
	uqm.stack.nl /wiki/Alpha_Pavonis_VII (157 words)

	Pavo, September Constellation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Line up with the "Pointers" (Alpha and Beta Centauri) to the Southern Cross, whose stars are in the right bottom corner of the chart.
		(alpha) Pavonis (Peacock), magnitude 1.9, is a blue-white star 230 light years away.
		The constellations are orientated as shown in the chart with Pavo at its highest to the south at about 9.00 pm NZST on September 1, 8.00 pm September 15 and as the sky darkens at the end of September.
	www.faster.co.nz /~rasnz/Stars/Pavo.htm (588 words)

	Alpha Pavonis
		Alpha Pavonis (‘Peacock’) represents the head of the peacock; the rest of the asterism is to the south, fanning out to form its tail.
		Alpha Pavonis is a 1.9 magnitude blueish star best found with the naked eye.
		It is also due south of alpha Aquilae -- Altair -- far to the north.
	www.dibonsmith.com /pav_a.htm (99 words)

	The Mapmakers from the ice age
		In Nazca, Alpha Pavonis was observed in the same way.
		On the scheme, I've chosen the colour green to represent, for each site, a segment of the parallel along which the zenith culmination of the indicated star could be seen (as well as the latitude of this parallel).
		It should be mentioned that Antares (alpha Scorpii) reached its highest declination in -9500.
	www.geocities.com /CapeCanaveral/Launchpad/4633/geoAN.html (1282 words)

	Constellations
		Regulus (alpha Leonis), mag 1.4 and Denebola and Zosma
		Dubhe (alpha Ursae Majoris) and Merak (beta Ursae Majoris) both of 2nd mag
		Polaris (alpha Ursae Minoris), a 2nd magnitude supergiant within 1° of the north celestial pole
	www.star-names.freeserve.co.uk /constellations.htm (1370 words)

	Descent Level Network - Orion Nebula Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		While you were chasing alien scout ships, we lost contact with all stations in the Orion Nebula, including Alpha Pavonis.
		Alpha Pavonis is the only known planet in the universe that contains the highly dense mineral called Orium.
		The labs at Alpha Pavonis have already found a way to enable the Orium to be totally invisible hence a 'True Cloak'.
	www.descent2.com /orion (2424 words)

	Amazon.com: "Alpha Pavonis": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The first bright star to be reached will be Alpha Pavonis.
		The brightest star, Alpha Pavonis, is above the second magnitude; perhaps surprisingly it has never been given a proper name,...
		Here we find only two bright stars, a (alpha) Pavonis, the Peacock Star, and a (alpha) Gruis, Al Nair, in Grus, the Crane.
	amazon.com /phrase/Alpha-Pavonis (389 words)

	Re: E-Space: MacroSpace: When we get moving again . . . (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		According to my understanding (which might be wrong), and assertion of how to use, the idea, you could reference the boogie woogie alien flu outbreak on Alpha Pavonis if and only if the outbreak on Alpha Pavonis is mentioned in the larger timeline.
		If it isn't mentioned in the larger time line, then it shouldn't be mentioned in the lexicons of other eras, because that's some other era, and whoever writes that era's lexicon may decide that no such outbreak happened.
		Or that no one knows about it because Alpha Pavonis was later cleansed with thermonuclear devices and all records of such an outbreak (and all forensic evidence of such an outbreak) are completely lost.
	www.phoenyx.net /macrospace/2004/12/msg00201.html (306 words)

	Alpha Pavonis concept from the Astronomy knowledge base
		Alpha Pavonis concept from the Astronomy knowledge base
		physical object > naked eye object > naked eye star > Alpha Pavonis
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	www.site.uottawa.ca:4321 /astronomy/AlphaPavonis.html (132 words)

	Canberra Astronomical Society - Southern Cross - October 2002
		To find its northern half, where most of the easiest objects are, look between Alpha Pavonis and the promin-ent pattern of Grus.
		Slide not quite 4 degrees north of Delta Indi, and halfway to Alpha Gruis, and you find IC 5152 (22h 02.9m, -51° 17'), a dwarf irregular galaxy about 5 million l.y.
		NGC 7192 (22h 06.8m, -64° 19'), in southern Indus close to the Tucana border 7½° south of Epsilon (and 4° SSW of Alpha Tuc), seemed another possibility, but it too was elusive.
	msowww.anu.edu.au /cas/southerncross/sc_200210.html (2411 words)

	List of Colonised and Inhabited Worlds
		Kath - Hinteregions system of near the 'southern' or 'bottom' edge of the galactic disk, site of the Aroosta space ring where the newly provolved Aroostai were seeded by the SI:2 hyperturing Wan-Toh-Si in 4416.
		Kaumbrey - Alpha Euterbia II - Olumbi region in the NoCoZo, known for wild pet humans
		Zarathustra - Gamma Pavonis II - Tweak-splice world, known for its resistance to Jupiter Transystems and the Zarathustran philosophy.
	www.orionsarm.com /worlds/worlds_list.html (7317 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		He had come from the planet Alpha Pavonis III on an investigation mission to Earth.
		Out of it stepped a creature, whose anatomy was like his, only he had a curious reddish tone of skin and had only four limbs.
		In any case it rose to the air and Bluk set course for Alpha Pavonis III.
	jdigital.pyoko.org /files/SillyStories/Survive.doc (1188 words)

	SkyEye - HMNAO Star Names (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The RAF insisted that all of the navigational stars, a set of bright and easily-recognisable stars covering the entire sky, in The Air Almanac should have proper names.
		Two of the fifty-seven did not have classical names: epsilon Argûs (now epsilon Carinae) and alpha Pavonis.
		Sadler does not elaborate but Peacock is self-evident since Pavo is the Latin for "peacock" and alpha Pavonis is the brightest star in that constellation.
	www.obliquity.com /skyeye/misc/naoname.html (201 words)

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		It is imperative that we take this area, as it is essential for our push into the Pavonis systems.
		By takeing control of this ammo depot, we will cut outside mutinions supplies, thus makeing it easyer for our forces to kick that ass in the Pavonis systems.
		Alpha 1 $Arrival Location: Hyperspace $Arrival Cue: (true) $Departure Location: Hyperspace $Departure Cue: (false) $Ships: (;!
	archives.volitionwatch.com /download/fs1mission/PA.fsm (1887 words)

	CheatSearch.com - Your home for hints, cheats and walkthroughs Star Control 2 Panasonic 3DO Hint
		Ilwrath Alpha Tauri I Thraddash Delta Draconis I
		In Alpha Pavonis on a blue planet there is a wreck of an Ur-Quan
		Alpha Octantis X: 157.8 Y: 666.8 [0C] Trader
	www.cheatsearch.com /Panasonic_3DO/unp10_cheats_10982.HTML (2936 words)

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		He can be found at his menagerie at Alpha Cerenkov I. In exchange, you will get the Shofixti Maidens.
		Last Shofixti Male: You can get this guy to be nice to you, but, you must first fight him three times.
		You then trade the beast to Admiral ZEX at Alpha Cerenkov I. Give him the animal, and then after it destroys him, send a lander to the energy source on the planet.
	www.resonant.org /games/sc2/places.txt (1760 words)

	Alpha Muscae concept from the Astronomy knowledge base (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Alpha Muscae concept from the Astronomy knowledge base
		physical object > naked eye object > naked eye star > Alpha Muscae
		Next B star: Alpha Pavonis Up: B star, naked eye star, subgiant Previous B star: Alpha Lupi
	www.csi.uottawa.ca:4321 /astronomy/AlphaMuscae.html (132 words)

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