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	Middle Earth Astronomy, summary Alcarinquë: Jupiter Anar, Anor, Naira, Vása: The Sun Anarríma ("Sun-border"): Possibly Auriga. Some speculation has been made that it might be Corona Borealis, but it is said that Anarríma was near Orion, and Corona Borealis isn't. Borgil: Betelgeuse Carnil: Mars Eä (literally the verb "to be," "is"): The Universe Eärendil: Venus Elemmírë ("Star-jewel"): Saturn or Mercury elen, él, tinwë, nillë; gil, tim, tinw, êl: star Helluin ("ice-blue"), Nielluin, Niellúnë, Nierninwa ("tear-blue" or "bee-blue"): Sirius Isil, Ithil, Rána: The Moon Luinil: Uranus or Neptune Lumbar: Mercury or Saturn Menelmacar, Menelvagil, Telumehtar ("Swordsman of the Sky"): Orion Morwinyon: Arcturus Nénar: Neptune or Uranus Remmirath ("Netted Stars"): The Pleiades Valacirca ("Sickle of the Valar"), Cerch iM(b)elain, The Wain/Wagon, The Seven Butterflies: Big Dipper/Ursa Major Soronúmë ("Eagle of the West," I think): Possibly Aquila - is said to be in the west with outstretched wings Telumendil ("Sky-friend"): Possibly Gemini - is said to be above Orion, set as a companion for him tingilyë, tingilindë: twinkling star Wilwarin ("Butterfly"): Cassiopeia Resources