Pegasus is often portrayed as an all-white, winged horse. In Greek myth, the stallion was born after Pegasus killed Medusa, and then headed up to Olympus to serve Zeus.

Greetings, stargazers. Our extra wet end of summer has given way to an extra dry stretch of weather for the leaf changing season. Maybe we will get some good viewing in. Fall’s evening sky is ...

The name comes from the winged white horse that was the sire of Poseidon in Greek mythology. The story of Pegasus begins with a battle between Perseus and Medusa.

PegaSus (Winged Horse), from an ancient Assyrian artwork. The word PegaSus (Winged Horse), which many think of it as a Greek name, yet the breakdown of the name has no meaning in the Greek language.

According to its creators, the sculpture Pegasus & Dragon represents ‘the eternal battle between good and evil’. Pegasus, the winged horse from Greek mythology, conquers the dragon. In a ...