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Ku-ring-gai
Elvina Track emu engraving
The Elvina Track emu engraving in Ku-ring-gai country matches the sky emu’s shape and azimuth in April, egg season.
Cairns suggested the link. Norris and Norris showed the April alignment. Fuller et al. place it in the continent-wide emu file without claiming every emu is Gawarrgay.
A rock engraving is Country. Mercury does not 3D-scan the art into a texture you can orbit like a Met stela.
The Ku-ring-gai pack is one site. It does not inherit Gamilaraay season morphs. If you want Gawarrgay, switch pack.
Mercury 91 is not affiliated with any Aboriginal Land Council, Torres Strait Islander organisation, museum, or Stellarium. This library cites published ethnoastronomy. It is not a partnership and not a single pan-Aboriginal sky.
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Public-domain Egyptian works and the Temple of Thoth
Star and Planet Finder
Identify bright objects in the sky above you
Universe explorer
Enter the solar-system universe, then the southern sky portal
Interactive 3D Universe
How the 3D universe works
Cosmic Events
What is happening in the sky
Exhibitions
Seasonal creator residencies