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An apparent pattern, or grouping, of stars in a region of the sky that man has given a name. Modern astronomers maintain these ancient names and boundaries as a convenient way of mapping the regions of the sky.
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A pattern of stars usually named after animals or people in stories. Now used to designate an area in the celestial sphere. See Celestial Coordinate System page.
출처: www.kidscosmos.org/kid-stuff/glossary.html
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| constellation |
a grouping of stars that make an imaginary picture in the sky. There are 88 constellations.
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| constellation |
A pattern of stars on the sky, named for a person, animal, or object (usually from mythology). Astronomers use constellations to designate directions in space; for example the great galaxy "in Andromeda" lies in the direction from us marked by the pattern of stars we call Andromeda (the Princess of Ethiopia in Greek mythology). ...
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| constellation |
A group of visible stars in the same section of the sky.
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