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Cepheus is a constellation, or recognizable star pattern, located in the northern part of the night sky that can be seen from Earth's Northern Hemisphere. It's one of the many constellations ancient astronomers identified and named, helping people navigate and organize the stars visible above them.
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Cepheus (abreviação: Cep), o Cefeu, é uma constelação do hemisfério celestial norte. O genitivo, usado para formar nomes de estrelas, é Cephei. As constelações vizinhas, segundo a padronização atual, são a Ursa Menor, o Dragão, o Cisne, o Lagarto, a Cassiopeia e a Girafa.
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