What type are the stars in Aries constellation?

Answer 1

A constellation is technically a demarcated region of the sky, not a number of stars, and the number of stars that are present in that region of sky is potentially quite high (or infinite) depending on the telescope being used.

there are 18different stars in Aries

Answer 2

A constellation is a group of unrelated stars, that happen to be in a certain direction. So, basically, you will have stars of diverse types.

A constellation is a group of unrelated stars, that happen to be in a certain direction. So, basically, you will have stars of diverse types.

A constellation is a group of unrelated stars, that happen to be in a certain direction. So, basically, you will have stars of diverse types.

A constellation is a group of unrelated stars, that happen to be in a certain direction. So, basically, you will have stars of diverse types.

Answer 3

The head of the ram is marked by the first bright star Alpha Arietis, known as Hamal (from the Arabic for "lamb").

Just to the Southwest lie two bright stars found in Aries, Beta and Gamma Arietis (also known as Sheratan and Mesarthim), which represent the ram's horns. To the Northeast of Hamal is a somewhat dimmer star that marks the ram's back, and Southeast of that point is Delta Arietis (also known as Botein), which represents the tail.

Answer 4

Due to the fact Aries' stars are so dim, it is difficult to find the number of stars in the Aries constellation, though it is generally accepted to be around 18.

Answer 5

They are all different distances, and measured in parralax.

Answer 6

A constellation is a group of unrelated stars, that happen to be in a certain direction. So, basically, you will have stars of diverse types.

Answer 7

5 or 18 you guess

Answer 8

There are 18 stars

Answer 9

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