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Traits, Scorpio Symbol and Scorpio Sign - Scorpio the Scorpion
Scorpio, the Scorpion, is the most spectacular
zodiac constellation of the summer months and is located
west of Sagittarius in a bright portion of the Milky Way.
From mid-northern latitudes, it appears directly south and
low above the horizon in mid-July. The brightest star in
Scorpio is Antares, a vivid-red, first-magnitude star that
is among the largest supergiants known. A much smaller green
companion accompanies Antares, a visual double star. The
constellation contains numerous multiple-star systems, nebulas
and globular clusters as well as a particularly black, dusty
region called the Coal Sack.
This website is about Scorpio
traits, symbol, sign, horoscopes, love match, scorpios constellation,
personality and about the famous scorpio zodiac. Scorpio
traits are the deepest and most intense of any of the signs,
never concerned with the superficial. Often this gives them
great power they can see into people with their immense
intuition. Very passionate in everything they do, often
thought of as the sexual sign. Scorpio carries this intensity
into everything they do. Scorpio can inspire fear or awe
in others because of their often-overwhelming ability to
strip away all veneer to get to the bottom line and not
afraid of endings or new beginnings. A loyal friend but
a fanatic foe, they invented the word "revenge." |
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gemstone:
Coral
 Among
the more familiar corals are the gorgonian, or horny, corals
of the order Gorgonacea. This group includes corals commonly
known as sea feathers, sea fans, and the red coral (genus
Corallium) often used in jewellery. Members of the gorgonian
coral group are often present in reefs. The body consists
of an erect central rod of organic material called gorgonin,
surrounded by a cylinder of calcareous spicules and by the
polyp organisms, in branching, plant-like forms. The spicules
contain a pigment that gives the gorgonian an orange or
purple colour. Yellow or brown colours may be caused by
zooxanthellae. In Corallium, the red jewellery coral, the
central rod of gorgonin is replaced by a solid rod of fused
red calcareous spicules that can be polished.
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