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A constellation is a group of stars that form a recognizable pattern or shape in the night sky, often representing an animal, mythological character, or object. Constellations have been used throughout history to help people navigate, tell stories, and organize their understanding of the stars above them.
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Gwiazdozbiór (konstelacja z łac. constellatio, con od cum 'z [czym]' i stella 'gwiazda') – określony obszar na sferze niebieskiej ustalony przez Międzynarodową Unię Astronomiczną. Gwiazdy wchodzące w skład gwiazdozbiorów nie są ze sobą zazwyczaj fizycznie związane, a ich bliskie położenie na niebie jest wywołane geometrycznym efektem rzutowania ich położeń na sferę niebieską.
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