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Perseus is a constellation visible in the night sky of the Northern Hemisphere, named after a figure from Greek mythology. It contains several notable stars and is historically important to astronomy, including the famous variable star Algol, which ancient astronomers observed changing in brightness.
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- Shares border with
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