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The team selected a relatively smooth patch in a crater named Nightingale.

OSIRIS-REx touched down on a 52-foot-long site called Nightingale, within three feet of the landing target.

Because Nightingale will already have been disturbed by the first touchdown, a second attempt would most likely occur in January at a site called Osprey.

So instead, the team has now settled on Nightingale, a 52-foot-diameter site sitting inside a crater that’s thought to be well preserved.

It just so happens Nightingale is one of the darkest areas of Bennu, which means it might be an undisturbed record of some of the most ancient activity in the solar system.

She reaches across the years, back to A Million Nightingale and onward to Take One Candle Light a Room.

Parsons, who preceded Hopper, was Florence Nightingale compared to her eventual rival.

Menshikova will do very well; she sings the Nightingale song in the second act beautifully.

At this rehearsal, then, she would show what she could do; she would look at no one; she would sing like a blind nightingale.

Every thing, however, was delightfully clean; and as I lay in my bed, I was serenaded by a nightingale.

Presently, a second nightingale began to answer from a distant tree, and the garden was filled with the wild music.

The song of the nightingale in the spring will be the sign of our coming.

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On this page you'll find 24 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to nightingale, such as: artist, crooner, diva, musician, soloist, and vocalist.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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