It was Johann Bayer.
Johann Bayer.
Johann Bayer was the first astronomer who named the stars assigned to constellations and gave them Greek letters. He began this system in 1603.
Johann Bayer introduced this method for naming stars in his Uranometria star catalog of 1603. It remains a popular method today.
the greeks did that
There are 24 letters in the Greek Alphabet
This is it in Greek letters, not the actual word: Δεστινυ
Greek and Latin have traditionally been used in science. On the other hand, giving letters is simpler than giving each star its own name; but many of the stars still have their own names, especially the brighter ones. For example, Alpha Centauri is also known as Toliman; Alpha Canis Majoris is also known as Sirius.
Greek letters are letters, they dont mean anything out of context.
The Greek word "alphabet" has 8 letters.
The Russian alphabet consists of 33 letters, while the Greek alphabet has 24 letters.
adventure = ΠΕΡΙΠΕΤΕΙΑ (Pronounced "peripetia")
Most of the brighter stars were assigned their first systematic names by the German astronomer Johann Bayer in 1603, in his star atlas Uranometria.Most of the constellations are ancient, though the concept of assigning the entire sky, not just the asterisms, to constellations is relatively recent. The current boundaries were set up by Eugene Delporte in 1930.