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A grouping of stars in the night sky into a recognizable pattern. Most of the constellations get their name from the Latin translation of one of the ancient Greek star patterns that lies within it. In more recent times, a number of additional groups were introduced by more modern astronomers, and there are now 88 standard configurations recognized.
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arbitrary grouping of stars within a bounded area of the sky named after mythological heroes, animals, or other objects. continental drift
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A group of stars, bearing the names of mythical Greek heroes, and of objects occurring in Greek legends to identify an area of the celestial sphere.
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A configuration of stars named for a particular object, person, or animal.
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A grouping of stars which many times form a shape or pattern.
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