A constellation is a named pattern of bright stars — a hunter, a swan, a great bear — invented by sky-watchers long ago as a map and a memory aid. The stars of a constellation are not really neighbors; they only line up as seen from Earth. But the patterns are steady: your grandparents learned the very same shapes.
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