All of them because they wander around in the sky and move between different constellatons, while the stars stay 'fixed'. They move in orbits round the Sun and all of them keep within a narrow belt of the sky near a line called the ecliptic that defines the plane of the Earth's orbit.
the Greeks called the planets wanderers
A place for observing stars and planets is usually called an observatory.
The Outer Planets are called Jovian Planets!
In a sense. The work planet comes from a Greek word meaning "wandering star."
The very first astronomers merely looked at night at the stars. They noticed that almost all the stars circled the north star (Polaris) during the night (this is due to the Earth's rotation). Some of the stars seemed to be moving differently, with paths of their own, these were not stars, but were planets.
Because planets orbit stars, they were called "planetai" (Greek) meaning wandering star.
The term planet came from greek astronomers. They called wandering stars asteres planetai. They called the fixed stars asteres aplanis. See the related link for more information.
the Greeks called the planets wanderers
Technically yes. A long time ago, when people didn't know about planets, they called the ones that moved differently than the rest, wandering stars. That's where the word planet came from. So, in that sense, even though planets are not stars, it is accurate to call them that due to their history.
All the planets move continuously among the fixed stars, so they were called the wandering stars.The planets all move in or near a fixed plane. As they wander they all appear to stay close to the plane of the Earth's orbit, which is the ecliptic.
A place for observing stars and planets is usually called an observatory.
No, there is just one, going with the contemporary meaning of star. Originally, the planets were thought of as moving or wandering stars. They're not.
The naked eye planets [See Link] are the five planets of our solar system that can be discerned with the naked eye without much difficulty. They are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn.The name planet comes from Greek, meaning "wanderer", as ancient astronomers saw how certain lights moved across the sky in relation to the other stars. They called these objects asteres planetai, or wandering stars.
A huge mass of stars and planets is called a galaxy.
Wandering Stars has 239 pages.
Wandering Stars was created in 1974-01.
The Outer Planets are called Jovian Planets!