Marilyn Asked:

ASTRONOMY-is there anything special about the stars that make a astronomy constellations? also, previously, all large objects orbiting the sun were known as planets. how are things classified now?

Reply:

Astronomy Constellations are just a group of stars we arbitrarily name. The stars are nowhere near each other. What we see as 4 stars very close together can actually be a nearer dim star, Generic pills whithout prescription a medium bright star, and two very bright stars a thousand light years farther away.

As far as objects orbiting stars; Of course you can have binary star systems (with or without planets). Extra-solar planets are classified the same as our neighbors. The problem is, because of the distances involved, we have a hard time detecting anything except very large planets. Kepler will help search for Earth-like planets better than anything we've had yet.

 

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