Lyra
Introduction
a constellation in the northern sky, named after the lyre of Orpheus
Background Story
The name Lyra is derived from the lyre, a string instrument associated with the mythological figure Orpheus, who was known for his enchanting music. The constellation Lyra represents the lyre and contains the bright star Vega, which was historically significant in various cultures.
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