Asteria

[Bee]

What and where is Asteria?  I have looked at the virtual tours and saw it, but I can't work out where it is 

[Jules]

Is it not another name for 2 Star?

[Jimbo]

It's the Greek for "of the stars" or a Titan of that name. Pronounced aster EE a

[debra]

I love this forum!  Forever learning.

[Waspman]

It's the Greek for "of the stars" or a Titan of that name. Pronounced aster EE a

Like Jimbo, I can use the Internet as well:

 "Asteria" is the modern Greek word for "stars". It is pronounced "aah-stare-ya". The singular wordstem "astro-" is from Greek and used to refer to the studies of stars, or things that were thought to be stars, for example, astronomy, asteroid, astrophysics and so on.

[debra]

informative and...............................competitive!

[Jimbo]

I actually have a Greek dictionary. The word is Ἀστερία. The stress mark is over the iota. Which means it not the Latin or Italian pronunciation, but aster -EE -a, or As-TREE-a, when said quickly.

[Rover]

And the answer to Bee's question is....?

[dibully]

Love that you ask a question and someone always has the answer!

[Jimbo]

I would guess that "stars" is a clue!

[Bee]

Thanks guys, I must assume from the answers that it is the Two Stars and I do know where that is