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A star name in the modern sense labels a host star of a planetary system and a star name in the classical (popular astronomy) sense labels a dot of light in the sky. A single star-asterism may consider the dot as center of the adjacent dark areas implying that it entails more than only the dot of light. |
A star name in the modern sense labels a host star of a planetary system and a star name in the classical (popular astronomy) sense labels a dot of light in the sky. A single star-asterism may consider the dot as center of the adjacent dark areas implying that it entails more than only the dot of light. |
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Revision as of 10:07, 6 March 2024
Sinology distinguishes between single star-asterisms (star names) and multi star-asterisms (groups of stars, connected with imagined lines).
A star name in the modern sense labels a host star of a planetary system and a star name in the classical (popular astronomy) sense labels a dot of light in the sky. A single star-asterism may consider the dot as center of the adjacent dark areas implying that it entails more than only the dot of light.
Pages in category "Single star-asterism"
The following 18 pages are in this category, out of 18 total.
