Harry potter and astronomy
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The document discusses how several character names in the Harry Potter series are references to stars and constellations, particularly within the Black family. It provides examples like Sirius Black being named after the dog star Sirius, Draco Malfoy after the dragon constellation Draco, and Bellatrix Lestrange after the star Bellatrix in Orion. The document also notes some astronomy-related "woopsies" by J.K. Rowling regarding details like times Venus would be visible.
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Harry potter and astronomy
- 1. Harry Potter and Astronomy By Amanda Hardiman
- 2. Etymology • There are several names in the Harry Potter series that have names form stars or constellations. • Mainly found in the Black family.
- 6. Sirius Black • Sirius Black is named after the brightest star in the sky • His name is a pun on his animagus form • Sirius translates into various things one being “leader”. Cited info on Sirius
- 8. Draco Malfoy • Draco was named after a snakelike constellation. A snake is his house (slytherin) mascot. Cite on Draco
- 9. Bellatrix Lestrange • Bellatrix is the third brightest star in Orion and is also known as the Amazon star. Bellatrix
- 10. Regulus Black • Regulus was Sirius’s brother who helped a little with the fall of Voldemort. • Regulus was named after a star in the constellation Leo who also possesses the name “little King” Much like a serpant known as a Basilisk.
- 12. Andromeda Tonks • Andromeda is named after a northern constellation which represents a princess tied to a rock.Andromeda
- 14. Orion Black • Orion was Siriu’s father and named after Orion who was killed by the great scorpian that later bacame the constellation scorpio.
- 15. Astronomy Class • Taken the first 5 years • Class is at the top of the astronomy tower and is held at night. • Only Hogwarts subject that has a direct equivalency to the Muggle world. Astronomy
- 16. Rowling Woopsies • Remus the werewolf transforms 11/5, 12/25, and 6/6 • Buckbeak was supposed to be executed at sundown in June. When Harry and Hermione saved him it was around 9:45 at night. • While taking his astronomy O.W.L. at midnight, Harry sees Venus. Venus is typically only seen just after sunset and just before sunrise. Woopsies
- 17. So clearly… • Rowling is not an astronomer that’s probably why she never went into detail about the Astronomy class. But hey, the names were too cool to pass up.
- 18. All Done!! This has been vital information for your everyday life