What does it mean for each star to fall in each sign?

Hello landlord, this statement is too absolute.

Let's first analyze how much this sentence is true. In fact, this sentence is basically true, because most of the stars in the constellations are indeed stars, and it can even be said that some constellations are all stars. However, there are some nebulae and star clusters in some constellations, and when people don't have astronomical telescopes, they mistake them for stars and assign them to the constellations.

For example, corpse gas, spider nebula, etc. Some of them have been misdrawn and even become the main body of the constellation.

In addition, "in the constellation", how to count in the constellation? Broadly speaking, there are countless stars in the celestial region where each constellation is located, but there are only those that can be seen and those that cannot be seen. Some of them are not connected by the main body, for example, the five stars of the main body of the constellation are, Weaver Girl One, Weaver Girl Three, Gradually Taiwan One, Gradually Taiwan Two, and Gradually Taiwan Three.

And in the celestial area where it is located, that is, in this constellation, there are many filial piety stars such as Weaver Girl II, Gradually Taiwan Four, and Gradually Taiwan Five; In the constellation Ursa Major, the sixth star of the Big Dipper, Kaiyang, is a major star connected to the main body of the Ursa Major, but next to it, also in the constellation Ursa Major, there is a Kaiyang increasing one (auxiliary star), but it is not the main line. From this point of view, in each constellation, there may be stars that you can see, planets that you can't see, comets, nebulae, moons, and so on, and so on. So if you say that, the constellation is not a star.

However, on the earth, the main body of the constellation is basically a star, and the constellation is not a combination of a group of stars, but a certain area of the sky (in a broad sense), or an abstract embodiment of stars connected together (in a narrow sense). The star combination mostly refers to the star system of the star cluster and other constant chains, and some times refer to the star official system in ancient China.

If you don't understand, you can still ask, hope, thank you!

A constellation is a combination of groups of stars in the sky.

Not necessarily. Not the moon.

No way. A constellation is an abstract shape formed by a lot of stars, not necessarily stars.

Yes, otherwise it won't be bright and you won't be able to see it.

Zodiac sign: Cancer.

Ruling planet: Moon.

Attribute: Water Constellation.

Characteristics of Cancerians: Cancer is the first zodiac sign that starts summer, and summer brings a secluded, conservative and sensitive personality to this sign, a person who needs to protect himself. People born under this sign have the passion of a loving mother (loving father), but also full of childlike purity and innocence, and have a strong control.

The virtues of this sign are passion, integrity, modesty, prudence, level-headedness, delicate feelings, sincerity, loyalty, organization, patience and perseverance. Your weaknesses are passive, conservative, dependent, suspicious, prone to creating an atmosphere of panic, and often overwhelmed in the face of real danger.

Interpersonal aspect: Just like the crab they mark, they have a hard shell but a soft heart, so Cancer knows how to protect themselves. But if you can't know how to expand your circle of friends, it's like trapping yourself in a crab hole and giving up the blue sky.

Cancer. Ruling planet: Moon.

Patronus: Diana, the goddess of the moon.

The sensitive and amorous Cancer is a symbol of motherhood, with arms around her chest, showing the mother's nature to protect her children. However, in terms of another symbolic meaning, the baby in the arms represents the helpless and fragile self, and the arms around it illustrate Cancer's strong sense of self-preservation.

Moon Signs??? Sun Signs??? Your zodiac sign is Sagittarius.

The famous constellation Orion, it is one of the brightest constellations, the protagonist of the winter constellation, and can be seen at night from the end of autumn to the end of spring. The most obvious feature is the first line of the three stars, there are four stars around the three stars, the two brightest on the upper left and the bottom right, and the fainter three vertical stars below the three stars can be seen on a clear night. The horizontal three stars are Orion's belt, the surrounding four stars are limbs, and the vertical three small stars are Orion's accessories, and if you look closely, you can also see Orion's head and raised **.