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The Capricorn constellation, also known as Capricornus, is primarily recognized in astronomy as one of the twelve zodiac signs in Astrology. Its purpose in this context is to symbolize characteristics associated with individuals born under this sign, such as ambition, discipline, and practicality. In mythology, Capricorn is often linked to the sea-goat, representing the dual nature of humanity and the balance between emotion and intellect. Additionally, it serves as a navigational reference in the night sky for stargazers and astronomers.
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What are constalation?
Constellations
What does Gemini have to do with the universe?
it is a constalation
Is medusa a constalation?
No, Medusa is not a constellation.
What is in the sky that begins with an L?
Leo the constalation.
What is the name given to a group of stars?
It is a constalation
How did Artemis become a constalation?
Artemis is not a part of a constellation.
How did the tropic of cancer and tropic of Capricorn get their names?
Well it was named after tropics of the raneforist ?The tropic of Capricorn is the southernmost point where the sun will be directly overhead at noon on the winter's solstice. When named the sun was in the constalation of Capricorn during the solstice. That was 2000 years ago. Now the sun is in the constelation of Saggetarius during December. Should they change the name? Simillar with the tropic of Cancer, furthest north that the sun will be directly overhead at noon of the summer solstice.The equinox has progressed and it should be the Tropic of Taurus (eat that Henery Miller!)
What is a betelgeues?
Betelgeues is a large star located in the constalation Orion
What is it called when stars make a figure or a form?
It's called a constalation
Is the milkyway bigger than the andromande galaxy?
ofcource the milkway is a constalation
What is your horoscope sign if you were born on January 16rh?
Capricorn (Tropical Zodiac)
What is the purpose of showing the tropic of cancer and tropic of Capricorn on maps?
They're the half-way point between the poles and the equator !
