who are the pleiades?
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Pleiades can refer to:\n\nPleiades (star cluster) - an open cluster of stars in the constellation Taurus; \nPleiades (mythology) - the seven sisters of Greek mythology; \nPleiades (volcano group) - a group of volcanoes in Antarctica; \n\nBe more specific.
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They are crazy about stars because they want to be astronomers.
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Which constellations are circumpolar depends on your latitude.  The five closest to the pole are Ursa Minor (female bear cub in Greco-Roman myth), Draco (dragon), Camelopardalis (a giraffe, a constellation invented by Kepler's son-in-law, Bartsch, and hence lacking any ancient myth), Cepheus (a king, husband to Cassiopeia and father to Andromeda), and Cassiopeia.  I suggest you ignore the first 3 and go with the old stand by of Andromeda being sacrificed to pacify a sea monster and rescued by Perseus, unless you are supposed to invent your own myth, based on these 5.
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*** pisces pisces pisces!!!
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It depends on their characteristics, position, who discovered them...\nAsmodeus...the demon who represents lust...for one of those "bad" planets\nAnd perhaps Forfax, the angel of astronomy, for a good one :)))\n\n(those aren't already taken, are they!?)
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Try this website:\n\nhttp://www.starshine.com/frankn/astronomy/constellations.asp
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Astronomer - the scince is Astronomy
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A constellation is any grouping of stars that (when connecting the dots) form a picture\n\nUrsa Major (The Big Bear - The Big dipper is in this)\nUrsa Minor (The little Bear - The little dipper is in this)\nDraco\nOrion\nThe Muses\nScorpio
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Monoceros\n\nHere's a link for you to check the answer,\nhttp://www.astrofilitrentini.it/mat/costell/mon_e.html
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C for Constellations\nWhat else could they be; meteors or satellites? I think not :).
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Spectral classes refer to INDIVIDUAL stars. The Pleiades is a cluster of several stars, and M1 is the Crab Nebula.
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The name of the group is Pilot.\n\nHave a great day!
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A bird, from ancient mthology. It's also a constellation in the southern hemisphere.
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"Betelegeuse" or "beetle-juice" in the constellation of Orion is a beautiful red giant star that has the color of its name.( it has a fiery deep red hue )\n\nIt is at the upper left corner of Orion. \n\nit is also one of the brightest stars in the sky.
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falling star means comet.
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the signs in the heavens are for revealing the plans of GOD.  way back before all the city lights, men read the stars very well, i. e. the star of bethlehem that lead the shepherds to where JESUS was.  JESUS was born under the sign of virgo.(the virgin).\n\nif you are smart enough and gifted by GOD, you can tell what eclipses, planets, etc. all are saying.\n\nhoroscopes are a perverted way to use these signs.
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UB-313 (also known as "Xena"). This is the only "tenth planet" that has a moon and is larger than Pluto.\n\nThere are several other "planetoids" or "plutinos" including Sedna, Quaoar, Ixion, Varuna, and Orcus.