Geographic Flag - for Southern Ireland Only

Another geographic flag for Ireland, but this one is for the region of Ireland south of Northern Ireland in "Southern Ireland".  It is the Trinity Cross flag since there are three crosses on the flag.  The main cross is the white one that represents Christ, the other two are less subdued.  They represent the other two persons who were crucified on that fateful day in history.  

Geographic Flag for Equal Laitudes of Ireland and Northern Ireland

A new geographic flag for the Irelands.  It is for the region where Ireland and Northern Ireland are at equal latitudes.

Bermuda Triangle Flag

The Bermuda Triangle Flag can be flown anywhere in the Bermuda Triangle which includes most of the Bahamas.  The design elements include the badge of Bermuda, colours of the Bahama's flag, and a star from Puerto Rico.  

This flag can also be flown by people who have traveled through this mysterious part of the Atlantic Ocean. 

Chesapeake Bay Flag Meeting, Spring 2015

Flags of the Pleiades Sector

 Here is an example of "one degree" association of Right Ascension and Declination flags.  They represent the Pleiades sector since they take up a region in space.  The sixth of the seven sister resides at the 3rd Hour and 24 Degrees north.

By amazing mathematical fate the youngest and "Lost Pleiades" - Merope sits as an outcast from her sisters at 23 Degrees north. 

Here is the one degree latitude and longitude flag upon the earthly sphere, of there they were born on Mt. Cyllene. 

Celestial Graphic Flags of the Centauri Star System: Proxima, Alpha, and Beta

The flag of Proxima Centauri has dominant notes of green, orange and balanced indigo pattern.

The Celestial Graphic flag for Alpha Centauri has pastel edge to it.

 The Celestial Graphic flag of Beta Centauri is similar to Alpha Centauri since they are next to each others.  Their difference in only in their seconds realm with stronger deviation with their Declination marks.

Right Ascension Declination Flag for Sirius

The Right Ascension Declination for the brightest star in the night sky is black, green, blue, indigo, red, orange and white.