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Bo und der weihnachtsstern. Bo der weihnachtsstern trailer deutsch. THESTAR MOBILE: 더스타 모바일 미디어. The open star cluster Pismis 24 is in the nebula NGC 6357. It has some of the largest stars known. Pismis 24-1 has nearly 300 times the mass of the Sun. It is a multiple system of at least three stars. The strange shapes taken by the clouds are a result of the vast radiation emitted by these huge, hot stars. This image combines image data with three different filters in visible light from the 1. 5-metre Danish telescope at the ESO La Silla Observatory in Chile. A star is a very large ball of bright glowing hot matter in space. That matter is called plasma. Stars are held together by gravity. They give out heat and light because they are very hot. Stars are hot because nuclear reactions happen inside them. Those reactions are called nuclear fusion. Nuclear fusion makes light and heat and makes bigger and bigger chemical elements. Stars have a lot of hydrogen. Nuclear fusion changes hydrogen into helium. When a star gets old, it starts to change the helium into other bigger chemical elements, like carbon and oxygen. Fusion makes a lot of energy. The energy makes the star very hot. The energy produced by stars moves ( radiates) away from them. Much of the energy leaves as light. The rest leaves as other kinds of electromagnetic radiation. Earth's Sun [ change | change source] The star nearest to Earth is the Sun. The energy from the Sun supports almost all life on Earth by providing light for plants. Plants turn the light into energy in a process called photosynthesis. [1] The energy from the Sun also causes weather and humidity on Earth. We can see other stars in the night sky when the Sun goes down. Like the Sun, they are made mostly of hydrogen and a little bit of helium plus other elements. Astronomers often compare those other stars to the Sun. For example, their mass is given in solar masses. A small star may be 0. 2 solar masses, a big one 4. 0 solar masses. Planets [ change | change source] The Earth and other planets move around ( orbit) the Sun. The Sun and all things that orbit the Sun are called the Solar System. Many other stars have planets orbiting them: those planets are called exoplanets. If you were on an exoplanet, our Sun would look like a star in the sky, but you could not see the Earth because it would be too far away. Numbers, distances [ change | change source] Proxima Centauri is the star that is closest to our Sun. It is 39. 9 trillion kilometres away. This is 4. 2 light years away. This means that light from Proxima Centauri takes 4. 2 years to reach Earth. Astronomers think there is a very large number of stars in the Universe. The observable Universe contains more than 2 trillion (10 12) galaxies [2] and, overall, as many as an estimated 1 × 10 24 stars [3] [4] (more stars than all the grains of sand on planet Earth). [5] That is, 1, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000 stars, which is many times more than the few hundred billion stars in the Milky Way (our galaxy). Most stars are very old. They are usually thought to be between 1 billion and 10 billion years old. The oldest stars are 13. 7 billion years old. That is as old as the Universe. Some young stars are only a few million years old. Young stars are mostly brighter than old ones. Stars are different sizes. The smallest stars are neutron stars, which are actually dead stars. They are no bigger than a city. A neutron star has a large amount of mass in a very small space. Hypergiant stars are the largest stars in the Universe. They have a diameter over 1, 500 times bigger than the Sun. If the Sun was a hypergiant star, it would reach out to as far as Jupiter. The star Betelgeuse is a red supergiant star. Although these stars are very large, they also have low density. Some stars look brighter than other stars. This difference is measured in terms of apparent magnitude. There are two reasons why stars have different apparent magnitude. If a star is very close to us it will appear much brighter. This is just like a candle. A candle that is close to us appears brighter. The other reason a star can appear brighter is that it is hotter than another cooler star. Stars give off light but also give off a solar wind and neutrinos. These are very small particles of matter. Stars are made of mass and mass makes gravity. Gravity makes planets orbit stars. This is why the Earth orbits the Sun. The gravity of two stars can make them go around each other. Stars that orbit each other are called binary stars. Scientists think there are many binary stars. There are even groups of three or more stars that orbit each other. Proxima Centauri is a small star that orbits other stars. Stars are not spread evenly across all of space. They are grouped into galaxies. A galaxy contains hundreds of billions of stars. History of seeing stars [ change | change source] Stars have been important to people all over the world for all of history. Stars have been part of religious practices. Long ago, people believed that stars could never die. Astronomers organized stars into groups called constellations. They used the constellations to help them see the motion of the planets and to guess the position of the Sun. [6] The motion of the Sun and the stars was used to make calendars. The calendars were used by farmers to decide when to plant crops and when to harvest them. [8] The life of stars [ change | change source] Stars are made in nebulae. These are areas that have more gas than normal space. The gas in a nebula is pulled together by gravity. The Orion nebula is an example of a place where gas is coming together to form stars. Stars spend most of their lives combining (fusing) hydrogen with hydrogen to make energy. When hydrogen is fused it makes helium and it makes a lot of energy. To fuse hydrogen into helium it must be very hot and the pressure must be very high. Fusion happens at the center of stars, called "the core". The smallest stars ( red dwarfs) fuse their hydrogen slowly and live for 100 billion years. Red dwarfs live longer than any other type of star. At the end of their lives, they become dimmer and dimmer. Red dwarfs do not explode. When very heavy stars die, they explode. This explosion is called a supernova. When a supernova happens in a nebula, the explosion pushes the gas in the nebula together. This makes the gas in the nebula very thick (dense). Gravity and exploding stars both help to bring the gas together to make new stars in nebulas. Most stars use up the hydrogen at their core. When they do, their core becomes smaller and becomes hotter. It becomes so hot it pushes away the outer part of the star. The outer part expands and it makes a red giant star. Astro-physicists think that in about 5 billion years, the Sun will be a red giant. Our Sun will be so large it will eat the Earth. After our Sun stops using hydrogen to make energy, it will use helium in its very hot core. It will be hotter than when it was fusing hydrogen. Heavy stars will also make elements heavier than helium. As a star makes heavier and heavier elements, it makes less and less energy. Iron is a heavy element made in heavy stars. Our star is an average star. Average stars will push away their outer gases. The gas it pushes away makes a cloud called a planetary nebula. The core part of the star will remain. It will be a ball as big as the Earth and called a white dwarf. It will fade into a black dwarf over a very long time. Later in large stars, heavier elements are made by fusion. Finally the star makes a supernova explosion. Most things happen in the universe so slowly we do not notice. But supernova explosions happen in only 100 seconds. When a supernova explodes its flash is as bright as a 100 billion stars. The dying star is so bright it can be seen during the day. Supernova means "new star" because people used to think it was the beginning of a new star. Today we know that a supernova is the death of an old star. The gas of the star is pushed away by the explosion. It forms a giant cloud of gas called a planetary nebula. The crab nebula is a good example. All that remains is a neutron star. If the star was very heavy, the star will make a black hole. Gravity in a black hole is extremely strong. It is so strong that even light cannot escape from a black hole. The heaviest elements are made in the explosion of a supernova. After billions of years of floating in space, the gas and dust come together to make new stars and new planets. Much of the gas and dust in space comes from supernovae. Our Sun, the Earth, and all living things are made from star dust. Colors [ change | change source] Astronomers have known for centuries that stars have different colors. When looking at an electromagnetic spectrum, ultraviolet waves are the shortest, and infrared are the longest. [9] The visible spectrum has wavelengths between these two extremes. Modern instruments can measure very precisely the color of a star. This allows astronomers to determine that star's temperature, because a hotter star's black-body radiation has shorter wavelengths. The hottest stars are blue and violet, then white, then yellow, and the coolest are red. [10] Knowing the color and absolute magnitude, astronomers can place the star on the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, and estimate its habitable zone and other facts about it. For example, our Sun is white, and the Earth is the perfect distance away for life. If our Sun was a hotter, blue star, however, Earth would have to be much farther away or else it would be too hot to have water and sustain life. References [ change | change source] ↑ Simon A. 2001. The real science behind the X-Files: microbes, meteorites, and mutants. Simon & Schuster. pp. 25–27. ISBN 0684856182. ↑ Fountain, Henry (17 October 2016). "Two Trillion Galaxies, at the Very Least". The New York Times. Retrieved 17 October 2016. ↑ Staff (2019). "How Many Stars Are There In The Universe? ". European Space Agency. Retrieved 21 September 2019. ↑ "The Structure of the Universe". doi: 10. 1007/978-1-4614-8730-2_10. ↑ Mackie, Glen (1 February 2002). "To see the Universe in a Grain of Taranaki Sand". Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing. Retrieved 28 January 2017. ↑ 6. 0 6. 1 Forbes, George (1909). History of Astronomy (Free e-book from Project Gutenberg). London: Watts & Co. ISBN 1153627744. ↑ Hevelius, Johannis (1690). Firmamentum Sobiescianum, sive Uranographia. Gdansk. ↑ Tøndering, Claus. "Other ancient calendars". WebExhibits. Retrieved 2006-12-10. ↑ "The Electromagnetic Spectrum". Andy Darvill's Science Site. Retrieved 2016-06-06. ↑ "Star Colors Explained". One Minute Astronomer. December 23, 2008. Retrieved 2016-06-06. Other websites [ change | change source] Media related to Star at Wikimedia Commons Green, Paul J (2005). "Star". World Book Online Reference Center. World Book, Inc. Retrieved 2010-08-20. Kaler, James. "Portraits of Stars and their Constellations". University of Illinois. Retrieved 2010-08-20. "Query star by identifier, coordinates or reference code". SIMBAD. Centre de Données astronomiques de Strasbourg. Retrieved 2010-08-20. "How To Decipher Classification Codes". Astronomical Society of South Australia. Retrieved 2010-08-20. "Live Star Chart". Dobsonian Telescope Community. Retrieved 2010-08-20. View the stars above your location Prialnick, Dina; Wood, Kenneth; Bjorkman, Jon; Whitney, Barbara; Wolff, Michael; Gray, David; Mihalas, Dimitri (2001). "Stars: Stellar Atmospheres, Structure, & Evolution". University of St. Andrews. CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( link).

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The last table then arranges the stars by Greek letter name within their parent constellations, which are linked to labelled photographs that show the stars' locations. STARS now contains: 135 photographs of the sky that include all or parts of all the 88 constellations; their labelled versions; all the constellations of the the stories of 950 stars (added to by doubles and multiples) that include: the luminaries of all of the constellations; all the stars through third magnitude; all the Alpha stars; 57 stars and their planets from the Planet Project (indicated by "#"). Notes to readers: The temperatures of the stars are in degrees Kelvin, which are centigrade (Celsius) degrees above absolute zero, -273 degrees C (-459 degrees F). Stellar and orbital radii are commonly given in Astronomical Units, where the AU is the average distance between the Earth and Sun (technically the semi-major axis of the Earth's orbit), equal to 150 million kilometers or 93 million miles, or in solar radii, where the solar radius is 696, 000 km (432, 000 miles). Stellar distances are in light years, where the light year is the distance light travels in one year, equal to 63, 270 AU (and 0. 3066 parsecs, where the parsec equals 206, 265 AU, 3. 2616 light years). Prior to JanuaryUnless a star is too far away, or its distance determined by other more precise means, its distance is taken from the Hipparcos parallax catalogue, using the second reduction after July 1, 2009, for all first magnitude stars, or where indicated in the description of the star. Unless otherwise stated, stellar luminosities are total (bolometric) luminosities that include ultraviolet and infrared radiation. After January 1, 2019, parallaxes, hence distances, are taken from the GAIA Catalogue. Star descriptions represent the state of knowledge at the time of writing, and are not updated unless brought to special attention. In that sense they are archival. Undated descriptions were written prior to January 26, 2007. PLACES TO GO Skylights presents the weekly sky and a photo of the week. Stars arranged by spectral class and variable star class using proper names. Greek letter names. The Natures of the Stars provides a linked introduction to stars and star lives. SPECTRA provides a linked and illustrated introduction to the spectra of the stars. From the Sun to the Stars: the OLLI Lectures provides a linked, illustrated introduction to astronomy. The Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram presents the different kinds of stars and an introduction to star lives. The Constellations presents a complete linked list along locations and brightest stars. Constellation Maps shows the locations of the constellations on six charts. Tour the Milky Way. The 172 Brightest Stars, through magnitude 3. 00. The Planet Project shows stars with orbiting planets. Visit The Planetary Nebulae, with images from the past and present. See prominent star clusters and enjoy Poor Blue Straggler. Take a trip to the Galaxy's Anticenter, its variables and clusters. Compare with the Milky Way at the Galaxy's Center. See a deep photo and naked-eye polar stars in the Polar Project. See The Sun. Look at pages from classical star atlases. Read more on stars in Stellar Stories. See Measuring the Sky to learn about the celestial sphere. Read a brief discussion of Star Names. Know the Greek alphabet, used in naming stars. See planets move against the background stars. Advances in Astronomy, 1989-2011. Skylights has an Archive and Photo Gallery back to September 25, 1998. See sunsets, rainbows, the Moon and planets, and other sky phenomena in Sunlight. Go from Day Into Night, with 83 linked illustrations. Enjoy Our Complex Universe: A Human Understanding through Art, with 12 illustrations. The Aurora has an explanation and images. See scenic aspects of the Moon at Moon Light. Go to MoonScapes for labelled telescopic images of the Moon and other lunar information. See and understand the ocean tides. Love the stars? The StarGazer may be playing in a planetarium near you. The History and Philosophy of the site. Take a ride aboard Asteroid 17851 Kaler (1998 JK). Examine a variety of Jim Kaler's books about stars. See Support science literacy by joining the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, an international organization that is among the world's premier providers of astro education. Get Mercury and a variety of other benefits; see some excerpts. Presenting three audio courses with 70-100 page study guides, narrated and written by Jim Kaler. Heavens Above: Stars, Constellations, and the Sky from Recorded Books. Astronomy: Earth, Sky, and Planets, is available from Recorded Books. Astronomy: Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe, is also now available from Recorded Books. Astronomy: Earth, Sky, and Planets is published as Vault of the Heavens: Exploring the Solar System's Place in the Universe by Barnes and Noble. Read Heaven's Touch: From Killer Stars to the Seeds of Life, How We Are Connected to the Universe, Princeton University Press, 2009, now in Chinese translation. Learn about stellar spectra in STARS AND THEIR SPECTRA: An Introduction to the Spectral Sequence, Second Ed., with two new chapters and 140 new illustrations, Cambridge University Press ( UK or North America), 2011. From the Sun to the Stars: the OLLI Lectures provides a linked, illustrated introduction to astronomy. NEW in Stellar Stories: " Dangerous Waters, " a tale of Hydra and Hydrus. NEW! FIRST MAGNITUDE: A book of the Bright Sky, World Scientific, 2013. Read the interview with Jim Kaler. IT'S HERE!, From the Sun to the Stars by Jim Kaler, World Scientific, 2016, a new book based on From the Sun to the Stars: the OLLI Lectures, which provides a The new stars, for September 29, 2017, are XI-1 and XI-2 SGR (Xi-1 and Xi-2 Sagittarii), two massive unrelated stars, one in rapid evolution, tied together by being in the same minor asterism. the next star will appear October 13. Due to illness, the star was delayed a week. The past 10-plus stars were, for: September 8, 2017, OMI SGR " a giant with seemingly many companions, two of which are actually binary August 25, 2017, MU AQL (Mu Aquilae), a giant with seemingly many companions, two of which are actually binary August 11, 2017, are EU and U DEL (EU and U Delphini, cool semi-regular variables oddly close together July 28, 2017, DELTA TRA (Delta Trianguli Australe), a massive lesser yellow supergiant July 14, 2017, SIGMA LUP (Sigma Lupi), a massive blue star with a weak magnetic field, a star that may well blow up. June 30, 2017, 17=AR AND IQ AUR (17=AR and IQ Aurigae), an eclipsing binary moving alongwith a star with peculiar abundances) June 16 (Tau Coronae Borealis), a luminous, massive K star June 2, VV Crv (VV Corvi), an eclipsing binary within a multiple system of the same name, featuring the light curve May 19 Mu Aur (Mu Aurigae), a metallic-line star May 5, Ups Per (Upsilon Persei=51 Andromedae), a helium-fusing giant with a name in two different constelations Updates within the past year are indicated in the tables below by an asterisk (*); stars with illustrations are marked by "&, " those with planets in the Planet Project by "#. " Planetary Nebulae has added the visual and near-ultraviolet spectrum of NGC 2440. See also the Orion Nebula and its color spectrum. See the new images of the Pleiades and the Double Cluster. STARS: A-B a Car AB Aur & Acamar Achernar Achird Acrux Acubens Adhafera Adhara AE Aur Ain # Aladfar Al Athfar Albaldah Albali Albireo Alchiba Alcor Alcyone Aldebaran Alderamin Al Dhanab Al Dhibain "Posterior" Al Dhibain "Prior" Alfecca Meridiana Alfirk Algedi & Algenib Algenubi Algieba #& Algol & Alhena Alifa al Farkadain Alioth Al Kab Alkaid Alkalurops Algorab Al Kaphrah Alkes Almaaz & Almach Al Minliar al Asad Al Nair Alnasl Alnilam Alnitak Al Niyat (Sigma) Al Niyat (Tau) Alpha Ant Alpha Aps Alpha Ara Alpha Cae Alpha Cam Alpha Cha Alpha Cir Alpha Dor Alpha For Alpha Hor Alpha Hyi* Alpha Lac Alpha Lyn Alpha Men Alpha Mic Alpha Mon Alpha Mus Alpha Oct Alpha Pic Alpha Pyx Alpha Ret Alpha Scl Alpha Sct Alpha Sex Alpha Tel Alpha Tuc Alpha Vol Alphard* Alphecca (Gemma) Alpheratz Alrescha Alsafi Alsciaukat Alshain Al Shat & Altais (Nodus II) Altair & Al Tarf Alterf Al Thalimain Posterior Al Thalimain Prior Aludra Alula Australis & Alula Borealis Alya & Al Zirr Ankaa Anser Antares Anwar al Farkadain Arcturus Arkab Posterior Arkab Prior Arneb Arrakis Ascella Asellus Australis Asellus Borealis Asellus Primus Asellus Secundus Asellus Tertius Asmidiske Aspidiske Atik Atlas Atria Avior Azha Barnard's Star Baten Kaitos BC CMi Beid Bellatrix Beta Ara Beta Cam Beta Com Beta CrA Beta Crt Beta Dor & Beta Equ Beta Gru Beta Hor Beta Hya* Beta Hyi* Beta LMi & Beta Lup Beta Mon Beta Mus & Beta Pav Beta Phe & Beta Pic # Beta PsA Beta Scl Beta Sct Beta Ser Beta Sex Beta Sge Beta TrA Beta Tri Beta Tuc Betelgeuse Biham BQ Gem STARS: C-G Canopus Capella & Caph Castor & Cebalrai Celaeno Chara Chertan Chi Aql Chi Aqr Chi Aur Chi Car Chi Cen Chi Cet Chi Cnc Chi Cyg Chi Eri Chi Her Chi-1 Hya & Chi-2 Hya & Chi Lup Chi Oph Chi-1 Ori & Chi-2 Ori Chi Peg Chi Sco Cor Caroli CU Vir Cujam Cursa Cygnus X-1 & Dabih Delta And Delta Aql Delta Aur & Delta Boo Delta Cen Delta Cep Delta Cet Delta-1 CMi Delta Col Delta Crb Delta Crt Delta Cru Delta Cyg Delta Del Delta Equ Delta-1 Gru Delta-2 Gru Delta Her Delta Hya Delta Lib Delta Lup Delta-1 Lyr & Delta-2 Lyr & Delta Pav Delta Per Delta Psc Delta Sct Delta Ser Delta Sge & Delta Tra Delta Tri Delta Vel & Delta Vir Delta Vol Deneb & Deneb Algedi Deneb Al Okab Aus Deneb Al Okab Bor Deneb Dulfim Deneb Kaitos Denebola Dheneb Diadem Dschubba & Dubhe Edasich # Electra Elnath Eltanin Enif Eps And Eps Ari Eps Cap Eps Cen Eps Cep Eps CrA Eps CrB Eps Cru Eps Dra Eps Equ & Eps Eri # Eps Gru Eps Her Eps Hya* Eps Ind Eps Lep Eps Lup & Eps Lyr & Eps Mon & Eps Mus Eps Per Eps Sco Eps Sct Eps Ser Eps UMi Errai # Eta Aql & Eta Aqr Eta Car Eta Cen Eta Cep Eta CMi Eta CrB & Eta Cru Eta Crv & Eta Cyg Eta Her Eta Hya Eta Leo Eta Lup Eta Per Eta Sco Eta Ser Eta Sgr EZ CMa EU Del Fomalhaut &# FF Aql Fum al Samakah Furud G Sco Gacrux Gamma Ara Gamma Cas Gamma Col Gamma CrA & Gamma CrB & Gamma Crt Gamma Del Gamma Dor Gamma Equ Gamma Her Gamma Hya* Gamma Hyi* Gamma Lep Gamma Lib Gamma Lup & Gamma Mic Gamma Mon & Gamma-2 Nor Gamma Pav Gamma Per Gamma Phe Gamma Psc Gamma PsA Gamma Scl Gamma Sct Gamma Ser Gamma Sge Gamma TrA Gamma Tri Gamma Vol Garnet Star & Giausar Gienah Corvi Gienah Cygni Girtab GG Lup Gmb 1830 UMa Gomeisa Gorgonea Secunda Gorgonea Tertia Graffias (Acrab) Grumium STARS: H-M Hadar (Agena) & Haedus I & Haedus II & Hamal HD 10180 Hyi # HD 11131 Cet HD 20367 Ari # HD 50554 Gem # HD 140283 Lib HD 188753 Cyg # HD 189733 Vul # HD 195019 Del # HD 210277 Aqr # Heze Hind's Crimson & Homam HR 6 Phe # HR 286 UMi & HR 306 Cep & HR 1035 Cam & HR 1040 Cam & HR 1107 Cep & HR 1988 Ori # HR 2447 CMa # HR 2622 Mon # HR 2877 Gem # HR 3497 Vel # HR 4067 UMa # HR 4686 UMi & HR 4691 Crv & HR 6094 Sco # HR 6535 Sco & HR 6817 Dra # HR 6907 Sgr # HR 7272 Lyr # HR 7291 Sgr # HR 7907 Del # HR 8734 Psc # HR 8752 Cas HR 8799 Peg # HR 8938 Cep & Hyadum I Hyadum II Hydor Iota Ari Iota Cas & Iota Cen Iota CMa & Iota Cnc Iota Cyg Iota-1 Cyg Iota Gem Iota Her Iota Hor # Iota Leo Iota Lep Iota Lib & Iota Lup Iota Peg & Iota Per Iota Psc Iota-1 Sco Iota-2 Sco Izar Jabbah Kaffaljidhma Kakkab Kappa Aql Kappa Cas Kappa Cen Kappa-1 Cet & Kappa CMa Kappa Cnc Kappa CrB # Kappa Cyg Kappa Del Kappa Dra Kappa Gem Kappa Lup Kappa Oph Kappa Pav Kappa Peg Kappa Psc Kappa Sco Kappa Ser Kappa Tau Kappa UMa Kaus Australis Kaus Borealis Kaus Media Keid Kitalpha Kochab Kornephoros Kraz Kullat Nunu Kuma Kurhah KX Lib & l Car L2 Pup La Superba Lambda And* Lambda Ari Lambda Aur Lambda Boo Lambda Cas & Lambda Cen Lambda Cep & Lambda Cet Lambda CMa Lambda Cyg & Lambda Eri Lambda Gem Lambda Lep Lambda Lup & Lambda Pav Lambda Ser Lambda Tau Lambda UMi & Lesath Maia Marfak-East & Marfak-West & Marfik Markab Markeb Marsic Masym Matar Mebsuta Megrez Meissa Mekbuda Menkalinan Menkar Menkent Menkib Merak Merope Mesarthim Miaplacidus Mimosa Minkar Mintaka Mira Mirach Mirfak Mirzam Mizar Mothallah Mu And Mu Aql Mu Aqr Mu Ara # Mu Aur Mu Cen Mu Cet Mu Col Mu Cru Mu Cyg Mu Eri Mu-1 Gru Mu-2 Gru Mu Her Mu Lep Mu Nor Mu Oph Mu Ori & Mu-1 Pav Mu-2 Pav Mu Per Mu-1 Sco Mu Tau Mu Vel Muhlifain Muliphein Muliphen Muphrid Muscida STARS: N-S N Vel Na'ir al Saif Naos & Nashira Nekkar Nihal Nu And Nu Aql Nu Aqr & Nu Aur & Nu-1 Boo Nu-2 Boo Nu Cen Nu Cep Nu Cet Nu CrB & Nu Eri Nu Gem Nu Her Nu Hya Nu Oct # Nu Oph Nu Per Nu Pup Nu Ser Nu Vir Nunki Nusakan Omega Cap Omega Car Omega Cas Omega CMa & Omega-2 Cyg Omega Eri Omega Gem Omega Hya Omega Leo & Omega Ori Omega Psc Omega-1 Sco Omega-2 Sco Omega Vir Omicron Aql Omicron And Omicron-1 Cen Omicron-2 Cen Omicron-1 CMa Omicron-2 CMa Omicron-1 = 31 Cyg & Omicron-2 = 32 Cyg & Omicron Her Omicron-1 Ori Omicron Sco Omicron Sgr Omicron Tau OV Cep & p Car P Cyg & p Vel & Peacock The Persian Phact Phecda Pherkad Phi And & Phi Aqr Phi Cas & Phi Cen Phi Dra & Phi Her & Phi-1 Ori Phi Peg Phi Per Phi Sco Phi Sgr Phi UMa & Phi Vel Pi And & Pi Aql Pi Aur & Pi Boo Pi Cap Pi-1 Gru Pi-2 Gru Pi Her Pi Hya Pi Leo Pi Men # Pi-4 Ori Pi-5 Ori & Pi-1 Peg Pi-2 Peg Pi PsA Pi Pup Pi Sco & Pi-1 UMa Pi-2 UMa # Plaskett's Star Pleione Polaris & Polaris Australis Polaris Gal. Bor. Polis Pollux # Porrima Praecipua Procyon Propus Proxima Cen Psi And Psi-1 Aqr # Psi Cap Psi Cyg Psi Dra Psi-2 Dra Psi Ori = Psi-2 Ori Psi Peg & Psi Per Psi Sco Psi Sgr & Psi UMa Psi Vel q Car q-1 Eri # q Pup q Vel R CrB & R Hya & R Leo & R Lyr & R Sct & Rana Rasalas Rasalgethi & Rasalhague Rastaban Regor Regulus Rho And Rho Aql Rho Aqr Rho Aur Rho Boo Rho Cas Rho CrB # Rho Gem Rho Her Rho Leo Rho Oph Rho Peg Rho Sco Rho Vir Rigel Rigil Kentaurus & Rijl al Awwa Rotanev RR Lyrae Ruchba Ruchbah & Rukbat RX Lep S = 10 Sge S = 15 Mon & Sabik Sadachbia Sadalbari (Lambda) Sadalbari (Mu) Sadalmelik Sadalsuud Sadr & Saif al Jabbar Saiph Scheat Seat & Segin Seginus Sham Shaula Shedar & Sheliak & Sheratan Sigma And Sigma Aql Sigma Boo Sigma Cas Sigma CMa & Sigma CrB Sigma Cyg Sigma Gem* Sigma Lup & Sigma Oph Sigma Ori Sigma Peg Sigma Pup Sigma Vir Sirius Skat Spica Sualocin Subra & Suhail Sulafat The Sun Syrma < STARS: T-Z T Cen & T CrB T Lyr & Tabit Talitha Tania Australis Tania Borealis Tarazed Tau And Tau Aur & Tau Boo # Tau Cet Tau CMa Tau CrB Tau Cyg & Tau-1 Eri Tau-4 Eri Tau-5 Eri Tau Gem Tau-1 Gru # Tau Her Tau Lib Tau Ori Tau Per & Tau Pup Tau Sgr Tau Tau & Tau Vir Taygeta Tegmine & Tejat Theta And Theta Aql & Theta Aqr Theta Ara Theta Aur Theta Cap Theta Car Theta CMa Theta CrB Theta Crt Theta Dra Theta Gem Theta Her Theta Hya Theta Lup Theta Mus Theta Oph Theta-1 Ori Theta Per & Theta-1 Tau & Theta-2 Tau & Theta Tuc Theta UMa Theta Vir Thuban* Tureis U Aql U Del U Ori & Unukalhai Ups And # Ups Aur & Ups Car Ups Cet Ups Gem Ups Ori Ups Per Ups Sgr Ups UMa Vega & Vindemiatrix V Pup & VV Cep & VV Crv & VV Ori & V766 Cen V1334 Cyg W Boo Wasat Wazn W Ori Wezen X Her & X Per & X Sgr X TrA Xi Aql # Xi Aqr & Xi-1 Cet Xi-2 Cet Xi-1 CMa Xi Cyg & Xi Oph Xi Peg Xi Sco & Xi Ser Xi-1 Sgr Xi-2 Sgr Xi Tau XY Lyr Yed Posterior Yed Prior Yildun & YY Gem Zaniah Zaurak Zavijava Zeta And Zeta Aqr Zeta Ara Zeta Boo Zeta Cas & Zeta Cap Zeta Cen Zeta Cep Zeta CMi Zeta CrB Zeta Cru Zeta Crv & Zeta Cyg & Zeta Del Zeta Her Zeta Hya Zeta Lep Zeta Lup Zeta Lyr & Zeta Mon Zeta Oph Zeta Per Zeta Phe Zeta Ret Zeta Scl Zeta-1 Sco Zeta Ser Zeta Sge & Zeta Tau Zeta Tuc Zibal Zosma Zubenelgenubi Zubeneschamali Zubenhakrabi STARS: FLAMSTEED NUMBERS 1 Cam 1 Cen 1 Del 1 Gem 2 Cen 2 Her 2 Lac 2 UMa 2 UMi & 3 Cen 3 Vul 4 Aql 4 Cen 5 Ser 5 UMi 6 Cas 6 Gem 6 Tri 7 Mon 8 Her 9 Cet 10 CVn 10 Dra=CU Dra 10 Her 10 Lac 10 Mon & 10 UMa & 12 Boo & 13 Mon & 14 Aur & 14 Her # 16 Cyg # 16 Dra 17 Com 17 Dra 18 Sco 19 Cep 19 Psc 21 LMi 23 Lib # 23 UMa 24 Sex # 24 UMi & 25 Ori 27 CMa 27 Vir 29 CMa 29 Cyg & 30 Her & 30 Tau 31 Aql 31 Ori 32 Ori & 33 Vir 35=UU Psc 36 Oph & 37 Tau 38 Lyn 39 Tau 40 Per 41 Ari 43 Cas 44 Boo & 45 Leo = CX Leo 47 UMa # 48 Lib 48 Per 51 And 51 Eri 51 Peg # 52 Cyg 53 Aqr & 53 Per & 54 Eri 54 Leo 54 Psc # 55 Cnc # 55 Cyg & 56 Peg 59 Cyg 60 Leo 61 Cyg 61 Vir # 67 Oph 68 Cyg 68 Her & 70 Oph & 70 Vir # 71 Aql 72 Leo 78 UMa & 78 Vir 79 Cet # 83 UMa 89 Her 94 Cet # 95 Her 107 Psc 109 Psc # 109 Vir 119=CE Tau Constellations and their Stars Our star, the Sun Andromeda Alpheratz = Alpha Andromedae Mirach = Beta Andromedae Almach = Gamma Andromedae Delta And = Delta Andromedae Eps And = Epsilon Andromedae Zeta And = Zeta Andromedae Theta And = Theta Andromedae Lambda And = Lambda Andromedae* Mu And = Mu Andromedae Nu And = Nu Andromedae Omi And = Omicron Andromedae Pi And = Pi Andromedae & Rho And = Rho Andromedae Sigma And = Sigma Andromedae Tau And = Tau Andromedae Ups And = Upsilon Andromedae # Phi And = Phi Andromedae & Psi And = Psi Andromedae 51 And = 51 Andromedae Antlia Alpha Ant = Alpha Antliae Theta Ant = Theta Antliae & Apus Alpha Aps = Alpha Apodis Aquarius -- Aquarius North Sadalmelik = Alpha Aquarii Sadalsuud = Beta Aquarii Sadachbia = Gamma Aquarii Skat = Delta Aquarii Albali = Epsilon Aquarii Zeta Aqr = Zeta Aquarii Eta Aqr = Eta Aquarii Theta Aqr = Theta Aquarii Hydor = Lambda Aquarii Mu Aqr = Mu Aquarii Nu Aqr = Nu Aquarii & Xi Aqr = Xi Aquarii & Seat = Pi Aquarii & Rho Aqr = Rho Aquarii Phi Aqr = Phi Aquarii Chi Aqr = Chi Aquarii Psi-1 Aqr = Ps1-1 Aquarii # 53 Aqr = 53 Aquarii & HD 210277 Aqr = HD 210277 Aquarii # Aquila Altair = Alpha Aquilae & Alshain = Beta Aquilae Tarazed = Gamma Aquilae Delta Aql = Delta Aquilae Deneb al Okab Borealis = Epsilon Aquilae Deneb al Okab Australis = Zeta Aquilae Eta Aql = Eta Aquilae & Theta Aql = Theta Aquilae & Al Thalimain Posterior = Iota Aquilae Kappa Aql = Kappa Aquilae Al Thalimain Prior = Lambda Mu Aql = Mu Aquilae Nu Aql = Nu Aquilae Xi Aql = Xi Aquilae # Omi Aql = Omicron Aquilae Pi Aql = Pi Aquilae Rho Aql = Rho Aquilae Sigma Aql = Sigma Aquilae Chi Aql = Chi Aquilae 4 Aql = 4 Aquilae 31 Aql = 31 Aquilae 71 Aql = 71 Aquilae U Aql = U Aquilae FF Aql = FF Aquilae Ara Alpha Ara = Alpha Arae Beta Ara = Beta Arae Gamma Ara = Gamma Arae Zeta Ara = Zeta Arae Theta Ara = Theta Arae Mu Ara = Mu Arae # Aries Hamal = Alpha Arietis Sheratan = Beta Arietis Mesarthim = Gamma Arietis Eps Ari = Epsilon Arietis Iota Ari = Iota Arietis Lambda Ari = Lambda Arietis 41 Ari = 41 Arietis HD 20367 Ari = HD 20367 Arietis # Auriga Capella = Alpha Aurigae & Menkalinan = Beta Aurigae Elnath = Gamma Aurigae = Beta Tauri Delta Aur = Delta Aurigae & Almaaz = Epsilon Aurigae & Haedus I = Zeta Aurigae & Haedus II = Eta Aurigae & Theta Aur = Theta Aurigae Al Kab = Iota Aurigae Lambda Aur = Lambda Aurigae Mu Aur = Mu Aurigae Nu Aur = Nu Aurigae & Pi Aur = Pi Aurigae & Rho Aur = Rho Aurigae Tau Aur = Tau Aurigae & Ups Aur = Ups Aurigae & Chi Aur = Chi Aurigae 14 Aur = 14 Aurigae & AB Aur = AB Aurigae & AE Aur = AE Aurigae Bootes -- Bootes to South -- Far Northwestern Bootes Arcturus = Alpha Bootis Nekkar = Beta Bootis Seginus = Gamma Bootis Delta Boo = Delta Bootis Izar = Epsilon Bootis Zeta Boo = Zeta Bootis Muphrid = Eta Bootis Asellus Primus = Theta Bootis Asellus Secundus = Iota Bootis Asellus Tertius = Kappa Bootis Lambda Boo = Lambda Bootis Alkalurops = Mu Bootis Nu-1 Boo = Nu-1 Bootis Nu-2 Boo = Nu-2 Bootis Xi Boo = Xi Bootis & Pi Boo = Pi Bootis Rho Boo = Rho Bootis Sigma Boo = Sigma Bootis Tau Boo = Tau Bootis # 12 Boo = 12 Bootis & 44 Boo = 44 Bootis & W Boo = W Bootis Caelum Alpha Cae = Alpha Caeli Camelopardalis Alpha Cam = Alpha Camelopardalis Beta Cam = Beta Camelopardalis 1 Cam = 1 Camelopardalis HR 1035 Cam = HR 1035 Camelopardalis & HR 1040 Cam = HR 1040 Camelopardalis Cancer Acubens = Alpha Cancri Al Tarf = Beta Cancri Asellus Borealis = Gamma Cancri Asellus Australis = Delta Cancri Tegmine = Zeta Cancri & Iota Cnc = Iota Cancri Kappa Cnc = Kappa Cancri Chi Cnc = Chi Cancri 55 Cnc = 55 Cancri # Canes Venatici Cor Caroli = Alpha Canum Venaticorum Chara = Beta Canum Venaticorum 10 CVn = 10 Canum Venaticorum La Superba = Y Canum Venaticorum Canis Major Sirius = Alpha Canis Majoris Mirzam = Beta Canis Majoris Muliphein = Gamma Canis Majoris Wezen = Delta Canis Majoris Adhara = Epsilon Canis Majoris Furud = Zeta Canis Majoris Aludra = Eta Canis Majoris Theta CMa = Theta Canis Majoris Iota CMa = Iota Canis Majoris & Kappa CMa = Kappa Canis Majoris Lambda CMa = Lambda Canis Majoris Xi-1 CMa = Xi-1 Canis Majoris Omi-1 CMa = Omicron-1 Canis Majoris Omi-2 CMa = Omicron-2 Canis Sigma CMa = Sigma Canis Majoris Tau CMa = Tau Canis Majoris Omega CMa = Omega Canis Majoris 27 CMa = 27 Canis Majoris & 29 CMa = 29 Canis Majoris EZ CMa = EZ Canis Majoris HR 2447 CMa = HR 2447 Canis Majoris Canis Minor Procyon = Alpha Canis Minoris Gomeisa = Beta Canis Minoris Gamma CMi = Gamma Canis Minoris Delta-1 CMi = Delta-1 Canis Minoris Eta CMi = Eta Canis Minoris Zeta CMi = Zeta Canis Minoris BC CMi = BC Canis Minoris Capricornus (West) -- Capricornus (East) Algedi = Alpha Capricorni & Dabih = Beta Capricorni Nashira = Gamma Capricorni Deneb Algedi = Delta Capricorni Eps Cap = Epsilon Capricorni Zeta Cap = Zeta Capricorni Theta Cap = Theta Capricorni Al Shat = Nu Capricorni & Pi Cap>Pi Cap = PiCapricorni Psi Cap = Psi Capricorni Omega Cap = Omega Capricorni Carina -- Northern Carina Canopus = Alpha Carinae Miaplacidus = Beta Carinae Avior = Epsilon Carinae Eta Car = Eta Carinae Theta Car = Theta Carinae Aspidiske = Iota Carinae Ups Car = Upsilon Carinae Chi Car = Chi Carinae Omega Car = Omega Carinae a Car = a Carinae l Car = l ("el") Carinae p Car = p Carinae q Car = q Carinae Cassiopeia Shedar = Alpha Cassiopeiae & Caph = Beta Cassiopeiae Gamma Cas = Gamma Cassiopeiae Ruchbah = Delta Cassiopeiae & Segin = Epsilon Cassiopeiae Zeta Cas = Zeta Cassiopeiae & Achird = Eta Cassiopeiae Marfak-East = Theta Cassiopeiae & Iota Cas = Iota Cassiopeiae & Kappa Cas = Kappa Cassiopeiae Lambda Cas = Lambda Cassiopeiae Marfak-West = Mu Cassiopeiae & Rho Cas = Rho Cassiopeiae Sigma Cas = Sigma Cassiopeiae Phi Cas = Phi Cassiopeiae & Omega Cas = Omega Cassiopeiae 6 Cas = 6 Cassiopeiae 43 Cas = 43 Cassiopeiae HR 8752 Cas = HR 8752 Cassiopeiae Centaurus -- N. Centaurus (to West and South) -- N. Centaurus (to North and East) with Lupus -- S. Centaurus Rigil Kentaurus = Alpha Centauri & Proxima Cen = Alpha Centauri C Hadar (Agena) = Beta Centauri & Muhlifain = Gamma Centauri Delta Cen = Delta Centauri Eps Cen = Epsilon Centauri Zeta Cen = Zeta Centauri Eta Cen = Eta Centauri Menkent = Theta Centauri Iota Cen = Iota Centauri Kappa Cen = Kappa Centauri Lambda Cen = Lambda Centauri Mu Cen = Mu Centauri Nu Cen = Nu Centauri Omi-1 Cen = Omicron-1 Centauri Omi-2 Cen = Omicron-2 Centauri Phi Cen = Phi Centauri Chi Cen = Chi Centauri 1 Cen = 1 Centauri 2 Cen = 2 Centauri 3 Cen = 3 Centauri 4 Cen = 4 Centauri T Cen = T Centauri & V766 Cen = V766 Centauri Cepheus Alderamin = Alpha Cephei Alfirk = Beta Cephei Errai = Gamma Cephei # Delta Cep = Delta Cephei Eps Cep = Epsilon Cephei Zeta Cep = Zeta Cephei Eta Cep = Eta Cephei Lambda Cep = Lamda Cephei & Garnet Star = Mu Cephei & Nu Cep = Nu Cephei Kurhah = Xi Cephei 19 Cep = 19 Cephei HR 306 Cep = HR 306 Cephei & HR 1107 Cep = HR 1107 Cephei & HR 8938 Cep = HR 8938 Cephei & VV Cep = VV Cephei OV Cep = OV Cephei & Cetus Menkar = Alpha Ceti Deneb Kaitos = Beta Ceti Kaffaljidhma = Gamma Ceti Delta Cet = Delta Ceti Dheneb = Epsilon Ceti Baten Kaitos = Zeta Ceti Kappa-1 Cet = Kappa-1 Ceti & Lambda Cet = Lambda Ceti Mu Cet = Mu Ceti Nu Cet = Nu Ceti Xi-1 Cet = Xi-1 Ceti Xi-2 Cet = Xi-2 Ceti Mira = Omicron Ceti Tau Cet = Tau Ceti Ups Cet = Upsilon Ceti Chi Cet = Chi Ceti 9 Cet = 9 Ceti 79 Cet = 79 Ceti # 94 Cet = 94 Ceti # HD 11131 Cet = HD 11131 Ceti Chamaeleon Alpha Cha = Alpha Chamaeleontis Circinus Alpha Cir = Alpha Circini Columba Phact = Alpha Columbae Wazn = Beta Columbae Gamma Col = Gamma Columbae Delta Col = Delta Columbae Mu Col = Mu Columbae Coma Berenices Diadem = Alpha Comae Berenices Beta Com = Beta Comae Berenices Polaris Galacticus Borealis = 31 Comae Berenices 17 Com = 17 Comae Berenices Corona Australis Alfecca Meridiana = Alpha Coronae Australis Beta CrA = Beta Coronae Australis Gamma CrA = Gamma Coronae Australis & Eps CrA = Epsilon Coronae Australis Corona Borealis Alphecca (Gemma) = Alpha Coronae Borealis Nusakan = Beta Coronae Gamma Crb = Gamma Coronae Borealis & Delta CrB = Delta Coronae Eps CrB = Epsilon Coronae Zeta CrB = Zeta Coronae Eta CrB = Eta Coronae Theta CrB = Theta Coronae Kappa CrB = Kappa Coronae Borealis # Nu CrB = Nu Coronae Rho CrB = Rho Coronae Sigma CrB = Sigma Coronae Tau CrB = Tau Coronae R CrB = R Coronae Borealis & T CrB = T Coronae Borealis Corvus Alchiba = Alpha Corvi Kraz = Beta Corvi Gienah Corvi = Gamma Corvi Algorab = Delta Corvi Minkar = Epsilon Corvi Zeta Crv = Zeta Corvi Eta Crv = Eta Corvi & VV Crv = VV Corvi & HR 4691 Crv = HR 4691 Corvi Crater Alkes = Alpha Crateris Beta Crt = Beta Crateris Gamma Crt = Gamma Crateris Delta Crt = Delta Crateris Theta Crt = Theta Crateris Crux Acrux = Alpha Crucis Mimosa = Beta Crucis Gacrux = Gamma Crucis Delta Cru = Delta Crucis Eps Cru = Epsilon Crucis Zeta Cru = Zeta Crucis Eta Cru = Eta Crucis Mu Cru = Mu Crucis Cygnus Deneb = Alpha Cygni & Albireo = Beta Cygni Sadr = Gamma Cygni & Delta Cyg = Delta Cygni Gienah Cygni = Epsilon Cygni Zeta Cyg = Zeta Cygni & Eta Cyg = Eta Cygni Iota Cyg = Iota Cygni Iota-1 Cyg = Iota-1 Cygni Kappa Cyg = Kappa Cygni Lambda Cyg = Lambda Cygni & Mu Cyg = Mu Cygni Xi Cyg = Xi Cygni & Omi-1 Cyg = Omicron-1 Cygni = 31 Cygni & Omi-2 Cyg = Omicron-2 Cygni = 32 Cygni & Sigma Cyg = Sigma Cygni Tau Cyg = Tau Cygni & Chi Cyg = Chi Cygni Psi Cyg = Psi Cygni Ruchba = Omega-1 Cygni Omega-2 Cyg = Omega-2 Cygni P Cyg = P Cygni & 16 Cyg = 16 Cygni # 29 Cyg = 29 Cygni & 52 Cyg = 52 Cygni 55 Cyg = 55 Cygni & 59 Cyg = 59 Cygni 61 Cyg = 61 Cygni 68 Cyg = 68 Cygni V1334 Cyg = V1334 Cygni HD 188753 Cyg = HD 188753 Cygni Cyg X-1 = Cygnus X-1 = HDE 226868 Cygni & Delphinus Sualocin = Alpha Delphini Rotanev = Beta Delphini Gamma Del = Gamma Delphini Delta Del = Delta Delphini Deneb Dulfim = Epsilon Delphini Zeta Del = Zeta Delphini Kappa Del = Kappa Delphini 1 Del = 1 Delphini HR 7907 Del = HR 7907 Delphini # HD 195019 Del = HD 195019 Delphini Dorado -- Northern Dorado Alpha Dor = Alpha Doradus Beta Dor = Beta Doradus & Gamma Dor = Gamma Doradus Draco -- Western Draco Thuban = Alpha Draconis* Rastaban = Beta Draconis Eltanin = Gamma Draconis Altais (Nodus II) = Delta Draconis Eps Dra = Epsilon Draconis Al Dhibain "Posterior" = Zeta Al Dhibain "Prior" = Eta Theta Dra = Theta Draconis Edasich = Iota Draconis # Kappa Dra = Kappa Draconis Giausar = Lambda Draconis Arrakis = Mu Draconis Kuma = Nu Draconis Grumium = Xi Draconis Alsafi = Sigma Draconis Phi Dra = Phi Draconis & Psi Dra = Psi Draconis Ps-2 Dra = Psi-2 Draconis 10 Dra = 10 Draconis = CU Draconis 16 Dra = 16 Draconis 17 Dra = 17 Draconis HR 6817 = HR 6817 Draconis # Equuleus Kitalpha = Alpha Equulei Beta Equ = Beta Equulei Gamma Equ = Gamma Equulei Delta Equ = Delta Equulei Eps Equ = Epsilon Equulei & EU Del = EU Delphini U Del = U Delphini Eridanus -- Southern Eridanus Achernar = Alpha Eridani Cursa = Beta Eridani Zaurak = Gamma Eridani Rana = Delta Eridani Eps Eri = Epsilon Eridani # Zibal = Zeta Eridani Azha = Eta Eridani Acamar = Theta Eridani Lambda Eri = Lambda Eridani Mu Eri = Mu Eridani Nu Eri = Nu Eridani Beid = Omicron-1 Eridani Keid = Omicron-2 Eridani = 40 Eridani Tau-1 Eri = Tau-1 Eridani Tau-4 Eri = Tau-4 Eridani Tau-5 Eri = Tau-5 Eridani Chi Eri = Chi Eridani Omega Eri = Omega Eridani q-1 Eri = q-1 Eridani # 51 Eri = 51 Eridani 54 Eri = 54 Eridani Fornax Alpha For = Alpha Fornacis Gemini Castor = Alpha Geminorum & Pollux = Beta Geminorum # Alhena = Gamma Geminorum Wasat = Delta Geminorum Mebsuta = Epsilon Geminorum Mekbuda = Zeta Geminorum Propus = Eta Geminorum Theta Gem = Theta Geminorum Iota Gem = Iota Geminorum Kappa Gem = Kappa Geminorum Lambda Gem = Lambda Geminorum Tejat = Mu Geminorum Nu Gem = Nu Geminorum Al Zirr = Xi Geminorum Rho Gem = Rho Geminorum Sigma Gem = Sigma Geminorum* Tau Gem = Tau Geminorum Ups Gem = Upsilon Geminorum Omega Gem = Omega Geminorum 1 Gem = 1 Geminorum 6 Gem = 6 Geminorum YY Gem = YY Geminorum = Castor C BQ Gem = BQ Geminorum HR 2877 Gem = HR 2877 Geminorum # HD 50554 Gem = HR 50554 Geminorum Grus Al Nair = Alpha Gruis Beta Gru = Beta Gruis Al Dhanab = Gamma Gruis Delta-1 Gru = Delta-1 Gruis Delta-2 Gru = Delta-2 Gruis Eps Gru = Epsilon Gruis Mu-1 Gru = Mu-1 Gruis Mu-2 Gru = Mu-2 Gruis Pi-1 Gru = Pi-1 Gruis Pi-2 Gru = Pi-2 Gruis Tau-1 Gru = Tau-1 Gruis # Hercules -- Eastern Hercules Rasalgethi = Alpha Herculis & Kornephoros = Beta Herculis Gamma Her = Gamma Herculis Delta Her = Delta Herculis Epsilon Her = Epsilon Herculis Zeta Her = Zeta Herculis Eta Her = Eta Herculis Theta Her = Theta Herculis Iota Her = Iota Herculis Marsic = Kappa Herculis Masym = Lambda Herculis Mu Her = Mu Herculis Nu Her = Nu Herculis Omi Her = Omicron Herculis Pi Her = Pi Herculis Rho Her = Rho Herculis Tau Her = Tau Herculis Phi Her = Phi Herculis & Chi Her = Chi Herculis Cujam = Omega Herculis X Her = X Herculis & 2 Her = 2 Herculis 8 Her = 8 Herculis 10 Her = 10 Herculis 14 Her = 14 Herculis # 30 Her = 30 Herculis & 68 Her = 68 Herculis & 89 Her = 89 Herculis 95 Her = 95 Herculis Horologium -- Central Horologium -- Southern Horologium Alpha Hor = Alpha Horologii Beta Hor = Beta Horologii Iota Hor = Iota Horologii # Hydra -- Western Hydra -- Southern Hydra Alphard = Alpha Hydrae* Beta Hya = Beta Hydrae* Gamma Hya = Gamma Hydrae* Delta Hya = Delta Hydrae Eps Hya = Epsilon Hydrae* Zeta Hya = Zeta Hydrae Eta Hya = Eta Hydrae Theta Hya = Theta Hydrae Nu Hya = Nu Hydrae Pi Hya = Pi Hydrae Chi-1 Hya = Chi-1 Hydrae & Chi-2 Hya = Chi-2 Hydrae & Omega Hya = Omega Hydrae R Hya = R Hydrae & Hydrus (Magellanci Clouds) Alpha Hyi = Alpha Hydri* Beta Hyi = Beta Hydri* Gamma Hyi = Gamma Hydri* HD 10180 Hyi = HD 10180 Hydri # Indus The Persian = Alpha Indi Eps Ind = Epsilon Indi Lacerta Alpha Lac = Alpha Lacertae 2 Lac = 2 Lacertae 10 Lac = 10 Lacertae Leo -- Wide Angle Leo Regulus = Alpha Leonis Denebola = Beta Leonis Algieba = Gamma Leonis #& Zosma = Delta Leonis Algenubi = Epsilon Leonis Adhafera = Zeta Leonis Eta Leo = Eta Leonis Chertan = Theta Leonis Iota Leo = Iota Leonis Al Minliar al Asad = Kappa Leonis Alterf = Lambda Leonis Rasalas = Mu Leonis Subra = Omicron Leonis & Pi Leo = Pi Leonis Rho Leo = Rho Leonis Omega Leo = Omega Leonis & 45 Leo = 45 Leonis = CX Leonis 54 Leo = 54 Leonis 60 Leo = 60 Leonis 72 Leo = 72 Leonis R Leo = R Leonis & Leo Minor Beta LMi = Beta Leonis Minoris & 21 LMi = 21 Leonis Minoris Praecipua = 46 Leonis Minoris Lepus Arneb = Alpha Leporis Nihal = Beta Leporis Gamma Lep = Gamma Leporis Eps Lep = Epsilon Leporis Zeta Lep = Zeta Leporis Iota Lep = Iota Leporis Lambda Lep = Lambda Leporis Mu Lep = Mu Leporis Hind's Crimson Star = R Leporis RX Lep = RX Leporis Libra -- Libra Southeast Zubenelgenubi = Alpha Librae Zubeneschamali = Beta Librae Gamma Lib = Gamma Librae Delta Lib = Delta Librae Iota Lib = Iota Librae Zubenhakrabi = Sigma Librae Tau Lib = Tau Librae 23 Lib = 23 Librae # 48 Lib = 48 Librae KX Lib = KX Librae & HD 140283 Lib = HD 140293 Librae Lupus -- Central Lupus -- Lupus with Northern Centaurus Kakkab = Alpha Lupi Beta Lup = Beta Lupi Gamma Lup = Gamma Lupi & Delta Lup = Delta Lupi Eps Lup = Epsilon Lupi & Zeta Lup = Zeta Lupi Eta Lup = Eta Lupi Theta Lup = Theta Lupi Iota Lup = Iota Lupi Kappa Lup = Kappa Lupi Lambda Lup = Lambda Lupi & Sigma Lup && = Sigma Lupi Chi Lup = Chi Lupi GG Lup = GG Lupi Lynx Alpha Lyn = Alpha Lyncis Alsciaukat = 31 Lyncis 38 Lyn = 38 Lyncis 10 UMa = HR 3579 Lyncis & Lyra Vega = Alpha Lyrae & Sheliak = Beta Lyrae & Sulafat = Gamma Lyrae Delta-1 Lyr = Delta-1 Lyrae & Delta-2 Lyr = Delta-2 Lyrae & Eps Lyr = Epsilon Lyrae & Zeta Lyr = Zeta Lyrae & Aladfar = Eta Lyrae Al Athfar = Mu Lyrae R Lyr = R Lyrae = 13 Lyrae & T Lyr = T Lyrae & RR Lyr = RR Lyrae & XY Lyr = XY Lyrae HR 7272 Lyr = HR 7272 Lyrae # Mensa Alpha Men = Alpha Mensae Pi Men = Pi Mensae # Microscopium Alpha Mic = Alpha Microscopii Gamma Mic = Gamma Microscopii Monoceros Alpha Mon = Alpha Monocerotis Beta Mon = Beta Monocerotis Gamma Mon = Gamma Monocerotis & Eps Mon = Epsilon Monocerotis & Zeta Mon = Zeta Monocerotis 7 Mon = 7 Monocerotis 10 Mon = 10 Monocerotis & 13 Mon = 13 Monocerotis & S = 15 Mon = S Monocerotis = 15 Monocerotis & Plaskett's Star = HR 2422 Monocerotis HR 2622 Mon = HR 2622 Monocerotis Musca Alpha Mus = Alpha Muscae Beta Mus = Beta Muscae & Eps Mus = Epsilon Muscae Theta Mus = Theta Muscae Norma Gamma-2 Nor = Gamma-2 Normae Mu Nor = Mu Normae Octans Alpha Oct = Alpha Octantis Nu Oct = Nu Octantis # Polaris Australis = Sigma Octantis Ophiuchus Rasalhague = Alpha Ophiuchi Cebalrai = Beta Ophiuchi Muliphen = Gamma Ophiuchi Yed Prior = Delta Ophiuchi Yed Posterior = Epsilon Ophiuchi Zeta Oph = Zeta Ophiuchi Sabik = Eta Ophiuchi Theta Oph = Theta Ophiuchi Kappa Oph = Kappa Ophiuchi Marfik = Lambda Ophiuchi Mu Oph = Mu Ophiuchi Nu Oph = Nu Ophiuchi Xi Oph = Xi Ophiuchi Rho Oph = Rho Ophiuchi Sigma Oph = Sigma Ophiuchi Chi Oph = Chi Ophiuchi 36 Oph = 36 Ophiuchi 67 Oph = 67 Ophiuchi 70 Oph = 70 Ophiuchi & Barnard's Star = V1200 Ophiuchi Orion Betelgeuse = Alpha Orionis Rigel = Beta Orionis Bellatrix = Gamma Orionis Mintaka = Delta Orionis Alnilam = Epsilon Orionis Alnitak = Zeta Orionis Saif al Jabbar = Eta Orionis Theta-1 Ori = Theta-1 Orionis = The Trapezium Na'ir al Saif = Iota Orionis Saiph = Kappa Orionis Meissa = Lambda Orionis Mu Ori = Mu Orionis & Omi-1 Ori = Omicron-1 Orionis Tabit = Pi-3 Orionis Pi-4 Ori = Pi-4 Orionis Pi-5 Ori = Pi-5 Orionis & Sigma Ori = Sigma Orionis Tau Ori = Tau Orionis Ups Ori = Upsilon Orionis Phi-1 Ori = Phi-1 Orionis Chi-1 Ori = Chi-1 Orionis & Chi-2 Ori = Chi-2 Orionis Psi Ori = Psi Orionis = Psi-2 Omega Ori = Omega Orionis 25 Ori = 25 Orionis 31 Ori = 31 Orionis 32 Ori = 32 Orionis & U Ori = U Orionis & W Ori = W Orionis VV Ori = VV Orionis & HR 1988 Ori = HR 1988 Orionis # Pavo Peacock = Alpha Pavonis Beta Pav = Beta Pavonis Gamma Pav = Gamma Pavonis Delta Pav = Delta Pavonis Kappa Pav = Kappa Pavonis Lambda Pav = Lambda Pavonis Mu-1 Pav = Mu-1 Pavonis Mu-2 Pav = Mu-2 Pavonis Pegasus -- Great Square of Pegasus Markab = Alpha Pegasi Scheat = Beta Pegasi Algenib = Gamma Pegasi Alpheratz = Delta Pegasi = Alpha Andromedae Enif = Epsilon Pegasi Homam = Zeta Pegasi Matar = Eta Pegasi Biham = Theta Pegasi Iota Peg = Iota Pegasi & Kappa Peg = Kappa Pegasi Sadalbari = Lambda Pegasi Sadalbari = Mu Pegasi Xi Peg = Xi Pegasi Pi-1 Peg = Pi-1 Pegasi Pi-2 Peg = Pi-2 Pegasi Rho Peg = Rho Pegasi Sigma Peg = Sigma Pegasi Phi Peg = Phi Pegasi Chi Peg = Chi Pegasi Psi Peg = Psi Pegasi & 51 Peg = 51 Pegasi # 56 Peg = 56 Pegasi HR 8799 Peg = HR 8799 Pegasi # Perseus Mirfak = Alpha Persei Algol = Beta Persei & Gamma Per = Gamma Persei Delta Per = Delta Persei Eps Per = Epsilon Persei Zeta Per = Zeta Persei Eta Per = Eta Persei Theta Per = Theta Persei & Iota Per = Iota Persei Mu Per = Mu Persei Nu Per = Nu Persei Menkib = Xi Persei Atik = Omicron Persei Gorgonea Secunda = Pi Persei Gorgonea Tertia = Rho Persei Tau Per = Tau Persei & Phi Per = Phi Persei Ups Per = Ups Persei Psi Per = Psi Persei 40 Per = 40 Persei 48 Per = 48 Persei 53 Per = 53 Persei & X Per = X Persei & Phoenix Ankaa = Alpha Phoenicis Beta Phe = Beta Phoenicis & Gamma Phe = Gamma Phoenicis Zeta Phe = Zeta Phoenicis HR 6 Phe = HR 6 Phoenicis # Pictor -- Southern Pictor Alpha Pic = Alpha Pictoris Beta Pic = Beta Pictoris # Pisces -- Western Pisces Alrescha = Alpha Piscium Fum al Samakah = Beta Piscium Gamma Psc = Gamma Piscium Delta Psc = Delta Piscium Kullat Nunu = Eta Piscium Iota Psc = Iota Piscium Kappa Psc = Kappa Piscium Omega Psc = Omega Piscium 19 Psc = 19 Piscium 35 Psc = 35 Piscium = UU Piscium 54 Psc = 54 Piscium # 107 Psc = 107 Piscium 109 Psc = 109 Piscium # HR 8734 Psc = HR 8734 Piscium # Piscis Austrinus Fomalhaut = Alpha Piscis Austrini &# Beta PsA = Beta Piscis Austrini Gamma PsA = Gamma Piscis Pi PsA = Pi Piscis Austrini Puppis East -- Puppis West Naos = Zeta Puppis & Nu Pup = Nu Puppis Asmidiske = Xi Puppis Pi Pup = Pi Puppis Tureis = Rho Puppis SigmaPup = Sigma Puppis Tau Pup = Tau Puppis L2 Pup = L2 Puppis q Pup = q Puppis V Pup = V Puppis & Pyxis Alpha Pyx = Alpha Pyxidis Reticulum -- Western Reticulum Alpha Ret = Alpha Reticuli Zeta Ret = Zeta Reticuli Sagitta Sham = Alpha Sagittae Beta Sge = Beta Sagittae Gamma Sge = Gamma Sagittae Delta Sge = Delta Sagittae & Zeta Sge = Zeta Sagittae & S=10 Sge = S Sagittae = 10 Sagittae Sagittarius Rukbat = Alpha Sagittarii Arkab Prior = Beta-1 Sagittarii Arkab Posterior = Beta-2 Alnasl = Gamma Sagittarii Kaus Media = Delta Sagittarii Kaus Australis = Epsilon Ascella = Zeta Sagittarii Eta Sgr = Eta Sagittarii Kaus Borealis = Lambda Polis = Mu Sagittarii Xi-1 Sgr = Xi-1 Sagittarii Xi-2 Sgr = Xi-2 Sagittarii Omi Sgr = Omicron Sagittarii Albaldah = Pi Sagittarii Nunki = Sigma Sagittarii Tau Sgr = Tau Sagittarii Ups Sgr = Upsilon Sagittarii Phi Sgr = Phi Sagittarii Psi Sgr = Psi Sagittarii & W Sgr = Gamma-1 Sagittarii X Sgr = X Sagittarii HR 6907 Sgr = HR 6907 Sagittarii HR 7291 Sgr = HR 7291 Sagittarii Scorpius Antares = Alpha Scorpii Graffias (Acrab) = Beta Scorpii Zubenhakrabi = Gamma Scorpii Dschubba = Delta Scorpii & Eps Sco = Epsilon Scorpii Zeta-1 Sco = Zeta-1 Scorpii Eta Sco = Eta Scorpii Girtab = Theta Scorpii Iota-1 Sco = Iota-1 Scorpii Iota-2 Sco = Iota-2 Scorpii Kappa Sco = Kappa Scorpii Shaula = Lambda Scorpii Mu-1 Sco = Mu-1 Scorpii Jabbah = Nu Scorpii Xi Sco = Xi Scorpii & Omi Sco = Omi Scorpii Pi Sco = Pi Scorpii Rho Sco = Rho Scorpii Al Niyat = Sigma Scorpii Al Niyat = Tau Scorpii Lesath = Upsilon Scorpii Phi Sco = Phi Scorpii Chi Sco = Chi Scorpii Psi Sco = Psi Scorpii Omega-1 Sco = Omega-1 Scorpii Omega-2 Sco = Omega-2 Scorpii 18 Sco = 18 Scorpii G Sco = G Scorpii HR 6094 Sco = HR 6094 Scorpii # HR 6535 Sco = HR 6535 Scorpii # Sculptor Alpha Scl = Alpha Sculptoris Beta Scl = Beta Sculptoris Gamma Scl = Gamma Sculptoris Zeta Scl = Zeta Sculptoris Scutum Alpha Sct = Alpha Scuti Beta Sct = Beta Scuti Gamma Sct = Gamma Scuti Delta Sct = Delta Scuti Eps Sct = Epsilon Scuti R Sct = R Scuti & Serpens Unukalhai = Alpha Serpentis Beta Ser = Beta Serpentis Gamma Ser = Gamma Serpentis Delta Ser = Delta Serpentis Eps Ser = Epsilon Serpentis Zeta Ser = Zeta Serpentis Eta Ser = Eta Serpentis Alya = Theta Serpentis & Kappa Ser = Kappa Serpentis Lambda Ser = Lambda Serpentis Nu Ser = Nu Serpentis Xi Ser = Xi Serpentis 5 Ser = 5 Serpentis Sextans Alpha Sex = Alpha Sextantis Beta Sex = Beta Sextantis 24 Sex = 24 Sextantis # Taurus Aldebaran = Alpha Tauri Elnath = Beta Tauri Hyadum I = Gamma Tauri Hyadum II = Delta-1 Tauri Ain = Epsilon Tauri # Zeta Tau = Zeta Tauri Alcyone = Eta Tauri Theta-1 Tau = Theta-1 Tauri & Theta-2 Tau = Theta-2 Tauri & Kappa Tau = Kappa Tauri Lambda Tau = Lambda Tauri Mu Tau = Mu Tauri Xi Tau = Xi Tauri Omi Tau = Omicron Tauri Tau Tau = Tau Tauri & Celaeno = 16 Tauri Electra = 17 Tauri Taygeta = 19 Tauri Maia = 20 Tauri Merope = 23 Tauri Atlas = 27 Tauri Pleione = 28 Tauri 30 Tau = 30 Tauri 37 Tau = 37 Tauri 39 Tau = 39 Tauri 119 Tau = 119 Tauri = CE Tauri Telescopium Alpha Tel = Alpha Telescopii Triangulum Mothallah = Alpha Trianguli Beta Tri = Beta Trianguli Gamma Tri = Gamma Trianguli Delta Tri = Delta Trianguli 6 Tri = 6 Trianguli Triangulum Australe Atria = Alpha Trianguli Australis Beta TrA = Beta Trianguli Gamma TrA = Gamma Trianguli Delta TrA = Delta Trianguli X TrA = X Trianguli Australis Eastern Tucana -- Western Tucana Alpha Tuc = Alpha Tucanae Beta Tuc = Beta Tucanae Zeta Tuc = Zeta Tucanae Theta Tuc = Theta Tucanae Ursa Major -- Big Dipper Dubhe = Alpha Ursae Majoris Merak = Beta Ursae Majoris Phecda = Gamma Ursae Majoris Megrez = Delta Ursae Majoris Alioth = Epsilon Ursae Majoris Mizar = Zeta Ursae Majoris Alkaid = Eta Ursae Majoris Theta UMa = Theta Ursae Majoris Talitha = Iota Ursae Majoris Kappa UMa = Kappa Ursae Majoris Tania Borealis = Lambda Ursae Tania Australis = Mu Ursae Alula Borealis = Nu Ursae Alula Australis = Xi Ursae Majoris & Muscida = Omicron Ursae Pi-1 UMa = Pi-1 Ursae Pi-2 UMa = Pi-2 Ursae Majoris # Ups UMa = Upsilon Ursae Phi UMa = Phi Ursae Al Kaphraha = Chi Ursae Psi UMa = Psi Ursae 2 UMa = 2 Ursae Majoris 23 UMa = 23 Ursae Majoris 47 UMa = 47 Ursae Majoris # 78 UMa = 78 Ursae Majoris & Alcor = 80 Ursae Majoris 83 UMa = 83 Ursae Majoris HR 4067 UMa = HR 4067 Ursae Majoris Gmb1830 UMa = Groombridge 1830 Ursae Majoris Ursa Minor Polaris = Alpha Ursae Minoris & Kochab = Beta Ursae Minoris Pherkad = Gamma Ursae Minoris Yildun = Delta Ursae Minoris & Eps UMi = Epsilon Ursae Minoris Alifa al Farkadain = Zeta Ursae Anwar al Farkadain = Eta Ursae Lambda UMi = Lambda Ursae Minoris & 2 UMi = 2 Ursae Minoris & 5 UMi = 5 Ursae Minoris HR 286 UMi = HR 286 Ursae Minoris & HR 4686 UMi = HR 4686 Vela Regor = Gamma Velorum Delta Vel = Delta Velorum & Markeb = Kappa Velorum Suhail = Lambda Velorum Mu Vel = Mu Velorum Phi Vel = Phi Velorum Psi Vel = Psi Velorum N Vel = N Velorum p Vel = p Velorum q Vel = q Velorum HR 3497 Vel = HR 3497 Velorum # Virgo -- Western Virgo -- Eastern Virgo Spica = Alpha Virginis Zavijava = Beta Virginis Porrima = Gamma Virginis Delta Vir = Delta Virginis Vindemiatrix = Epsilon Virginis Heze = Zeta Virginis Zaniah = Eta Virginis Theta Vir = Theta Virginis Syrma = Iota Virginis Rijl al Awwa = Mu Virginis Nu Vir = Nu Virginis Rho Vir = Rho Virginis Sigma = Sigma Virginis Tau Vir = Tau Virginis Omega Vir = Omega = 1 Virginis 27 Vir = 27 Virginis 33 Vir = 33 Virginis 61 Vir = 61 Virginis # 70 Vir = 70 Virginis # 78 Vir = 78 Virginis 109 Vir = 109 Virginis CU Vir = CU Virginis Volans Alpha Vol = Alpha Volantis Gamma Vol = Gamma Volantis Delta Vol = Delta Volantis Vulpecula Anser = Alpha Vulpeculae 3 Vul = 3 Vulpeculae HD 189733 Vul = HD 189733 Vulpeculae # Cows LINKS To learn more about stars, constellations, and astronomy go to: American Association of Variable Star Observers The Astronomical Society of the Pacific Astronomy Picture of the Day Chandra X-ray Observatory The Constellations and their Stars Hubble Space Telescope MOST precision photometry satellite Munich Astro Archiv Constellation Pages The Mythology of the Constellations The Night Sky Atlas Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) UCSD Center for Astrophysics and Space Sciences, Astronomy and Education Outreach Stereo, studying the Sun in 3D. Universe Today -Space news from around the Internet, updated every weekday. SOURCES The following sources were used to create the Stars of the Week. Thanks to the stellar researchers. Allen, R. H., "Star Names: Their Lore and Meaning, " Dover, New York, reprint, 1963 American Association of Variable Star Observers The Astronomical Journal The Astronomical Society of the Pacific Conference Series Astronomy and Astrophysics: A European Journal Astronomy and Astrophysics Abstracts, Springer, Heidelberg Astronomy and Astrophysics Supplement Series The Astrophysical Journal The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series Becvar, A., Skalnate Pleso Atlas of the Heavens Berry, A., "A Short History of Astronomy, " Dover, New York, reprint, 1961 Terrell, D., Mukherjee, J. D., Wilson, R. 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It’s impossible to know how many stars exist, but astronomers estimate that in our Milky Way galaxy alone, there are about 300 billion. A star is born The life cycle of a star spans billions of years. As a general rule, the more massive the star, the shorter its life span. Birth takes place inside hydrogen-based dust clouds called nebulae. Over the course of thousands of years, gravity causes pockets of dense matter inside the nebula to collapse under their own weight. One of these contracting masses of gas, known as a protostar, represents a star’s nascent phase. Because the dust in the nebulae obscures them, protostars can be difficult for astronomers to detect. As a protostar gets smaller, it spins faster because of the conservation of angular momentum—the same principle that causes a spinning ice skater to accelerate when she pulls in her arms. Increasing pressure creates rising temperatures, and during this time, a star enters what is known as the relatively brief T Tauri phase. Millions of years later, when the core temperature climbs to about 27 million degrees Fahrenheit (15 million degrees Celsius), nuclear fusion begins, igniting the core and setting off the next—and longest—stage of a star’s life, known as its main sequence. Most of the stars in our galaxy, including the sun, are categorized as main sequence stars. They exist in a stable state of nuclear fusion, converting hydrogen to helium and radiating x-rays. This process emits an enormous amount of energy, keeping the star hot and shining brightly. All that glitters Some stars shine more brightly than others. Their brightness is a factor of how much energy they put out–known as luminosity –and how far away from Earth they are. Color can also vary from star to star because their temperatures are not all the same. Hot stars appear white or blue, whereas cooler stars appear to have orange or red hues. By plotting these and other variables on a graph called the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram, astronomers can classify stars into groups. Along with main sequence and white dwarf stars, other groups include dwarfs, giants, and supergiants. Supergiants may have radii a thousand times larger than that of our own sun. Stars spend 90 percent of their lives in their main sequence phase. Now around 4. 6 billion years old, Earth’s sun is considered an average-size yellow dwarf star, and astronomers predict it will remain in its main sequence stage for several billion more years. As stars move toward the ends of their lives, much of their hydrogen has been converted to helium. Helium sinks to the star's core and raises the star's temperature—causing its outer shell of hot gases to expand. These large, swelling stars are known as red giants. But there are different ways a star’s life can end, and its fate depends on how massive the star is. The red giant phase is actually a prelude to a star shedding its outer layers and becoming a small, dense body called a white dwarf. White dwarfs cool for billions of years. Some, if they exist as part of a binary star system, may gather excess matter from their companion stars until their surfaces explode, triggering a bright nova. Eventually all white dwarfs go dark and cease producing energy. At this point, which scientists have yet to observe, they become known as black dwarfs. Big bang Massive stars eschew this evolutionary path and instead go out with a bang—detonating as supernovae. While they may appear to be swelling red giants on the outside, their cores are actually contracting, eventually becoming so dense that they collapse, causing the star to explode. These catastrophic bursts leave behind a small core that may become a neutron star or even, if the remnant is massive enough, a black hole. Because certain supernovae have a predictable pattern of destruction and resulting luminosity, astronomers are able to use them as “standard candles, ” or astronomical measuring tools, to help them measure distances in the universe and calculate its rate of expansion. Looking up Depending on cloud cover and where you’re standing, you may see countless stars blanketing the sky above you, or none at all. In cities and other densely populated areas, light pollution makes it nearly impossible to stargaze. By contrast, some parts of the world are so dark that looking up reveals the night sky in all its rich celestial glory. Where Are the Stars? See How Light Pollution Affects Night Skies Of the many ways Earth is polluted, light pollution may be the least talked about. This short film, shot mainly in California by Sriram Murali, goes through all the levels of the scale, showing how the view of the cosmos gets better in less light-polluted areas. Ancient cultures looked to the sky for all sorts of reasons. By identifying different configurations of stars—known as constellations—and tracking their movements, they could follow the seasons for farming as well as chart courses across the seas. There are dozens of constellations. Many are named for mythical figures, such as Cassiopeia and Orion the Hunter. Others are named for the animals they resemble, such as Ursa Minor (Little Bear) and Canus Major (Big Dog). Today astronomers use constellations as guideposts for naming newly discovered stars. Constellations also continue to serve as navigational tools. In the Southern Hemisphere, for example, the famous Southern Cross constellation is used as a point of orientation. Meanwhile people in the north may rely on Polaris, or the North Star, for direction. Polaris is part of the well-known constellation Ursa Minor, which includes the famous star pattern known as the Little Dipper.

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