The Pleiades :: The Seven Sisters

The Mystery of the Pleiades: Where is the Seventh Sister? - Historic Mysteries

PLEIADES - THE SEVEN SISTERS - From Mount Cyllene to the Stars Myth & Space In Greek mythology, the Pleiades were seven divine sisters - daughters of the Titan Atlas (condemned to hold up the heavens) and the sea-nymph Pleione. Six sisters were loved by gods: - Maia bore Hermes by Zeus - Electra bore Dardanus (ancestor of Troy) by Zeus - Taygete bore Lacedaemon by Zeus - Alcyone bore Hyrieus by Poseidon - Celaeno bore Lycus by Poseidon - Asterope bore Oenomaus by Ares Only Merope chose a mortal

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The Pleiades Star Cluster | Pictures, Location, and Facts

🌙✨ January 12, 2026 – Moon Near Pleiades (The Seven Sisters) Tonight, the Moon drifts gently past the Pleiades, the famous Seven Sisters star cluster. ✨ A soft lunar glow meets a gathering of ancient stars, creating a quiet and beautiful moment in the night sky. This rare pairing is a reminder that even in the vastness of the universe, some moments are meant to be slow, simple, and deeply felt. Step outside, look up, and let this cosmic meeting linger with you for a while. 🌌 | 𝟷𝟿𝟿𝟺.

100,000-year-old story could explain why the Pleiades are called 'Seven Sisters'