Cassiopeia
In astronomy, Cassiopeia is the name of a constellation, in the shape of a W, which is located in between the constellations of Andromeda and Ursa Minor (and Cepheus). It is named after a character in Greek Mythology, Cassiopeia, who was the mother of Andromeda.

Cassiopeia, as depicted in the Urania Mirror cards
Alex Collier mentions a race which he calls the Cassiopeians. This would be an entirely insectoid sentient race that allegedly established a colony in what is now Algeria, in Northern Africa, some 600,000 years ago.
No other sources mention this race, though prehistoric artwork in the form of hybrid insect / humanoid figurines has been found.

Cassiopeia Nebula (NASA)
This topic was copied from the HyperBase and is likely to be revised.
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