1. What does Asterisms mean? Plural form of asterism

2. The Southern Cross asterism is among the best-known Asterisms in the southern hemisphere

3. Asterism (plural Asterisms) An unofficial constellation (small group of stars that forms a visible pattern)The Big Dipper, Summer Triangle, and Orion's Belt are Asterisms.

4. An asterism is an easily recognized star pattern that lies within a constellation. Unlike constellations, Asterisms are entirely “unofficial.” There is no international organization or governing body that assigns names to Asterisms

5. This book breaks out the different Asterisms by constellation, with one finder chart for the constellation with each asterism, plus has each asterism drawn in with a 'connect the dot' approach.

6. Asterism synonyms, Asterism pronunciation, Asterism translation, English dictionary definition of Asterism

7. Asterisms Facts & Information An asterism may be understood as an informal group of stars within the area of an official or defunct former constellation

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10. 35 rows  · The asterisms featured here are binocular or small telescope Asterisms

11. What are synonyms for Asterisms?

12. Below you find the: Table of Asterisms:

13. How to say Asterism in English? Pronunciation of Asterism with 1 audio pronunciation, 4 synonyms, 3 meanings, 10 translations, 2 sentences and more for Asterism.

14. What are synonyms for Asterism?

15. Some Asterisms span multiple constellations

16. List with Asterisms - posted in Deep Sky Observing: A few months ago Ive posted a list with Asterisms

17. Synonyms for Asterisms in Free Thesaurus

18. Newsletter (The Asterism) We do not publish a printed edition of the Asterism newsletter or AAI Journal

19. Asterisms Click on the seasonal map to show the various Asterisms in certain directions of the sky

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21. These would include binocular and telescopic Asterisms

22. Therefore, Asterisms provide a more general

23. Asterisms are the small star patterns within a Constellation

24. This Asterism is the constellation, Corona Borealis

25. What does Asterism mean? Information and translations of Asterism in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

26. Definition of Asterism in the Definitions.net dictionary

27. How to use Asterism in a sentence.

28. An Asterism is sometimes used for this purpose

29. This Asterism is the constellation, Cygnus the Swan

30. Like the constellations, Asterisms date back to the dawn of mankind

31. ‘Asterism’ means a group of stars, forming a shape

32. ‘Cygnus - the Swan - is a cluster of stars, or Asterism, easily visible in the summer skies.’ ‘The chart is written on paper - a Chinese invention - and is a representation of the complete sky with some 1,585 stars grouped into 257 clusters or ‘Asterisms’.’

33. Keep reading for even more facts and information on well known Asterisms.

34. These are Asterisms of Ursa Minor and Ursa Major.

35. An Asterism may be composed of stars from one or more constellations

36. Asterism, a pattern of stars that is not a constellation

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38. The Plough is an Asterism within the constellation Ursa Major

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40. Asterisms are often named and may be composed of stars that are

41. 6 words related to Asterism: mineralogy, star, natural object, astronomy, uranology, constellation

42. Asterisms on the other hand is a group of visual collection of stars

43. I have already checked out the Saguaro Astronomy Club site, Asterisms-Night Sky

44. Asterism definition at Dictionary.com, a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms and translation

45. A great book on finding the 'hidden gems' of Asterisms in the sky

46. Constellations and Asterisms Constellations are patterns of stars visible to the unaided eye, or regions of space seen from Earth that are bounded by borders designated by the International Astronomical Union. Asterisms are also naked-eye star patterns, but …

47. There are 88 constellations that divide the entire sky all the others are Asterisms.

48. Matching words include asterias, asterids, asterion, asterisk, asterism, asternal, asteroid, Asterope, Asteroth and Asterted

49. An example: the Big Dipper is an asterism inside of the Ursa Major Constellation.

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51. Asterisms are a group of stars that appear to be associated with each other, but are not

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53. Many Constellations are derived from old traditional asterisms, which are star patterns within a Constellation

54. Finally I found some time to update this list with information and new Asterisms

55. The Coathanger is an asterism — a pattern of stars — that looks unmistakably like its namesake

56. Matching words include asterias, asterids, asterion, asterisk, asterism, asternal, asteroid, Asterope, Asteroth and asterted

57. Asterisms are often named and may be composed of stars that are members of one or more constellations

58. An Asterism is also a group of stars that don't correspond to the recognized constellations

59. Asterism is a calligraphy style font with a moving baseline and lots of shining personality

60. Asterism definition is - a group of stars that form a pattern in the night sky

61. It's an asterism, a chance alignment of stars that in this case looks like a Coathanger

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63. In astronomy, an Asterism is a pattern of stars seen in Earth's sky which is not an official constellation

64. Sometimes Asterisms are composed of stars from more than one constellation joined into eye-catching geometric figures

65. What are constellations and Asterisms? A constellation is a recognized pattern of stars in the night sky

66. Asterism A prominent grouping of stars forming a distinctive shape but not a complete or recognized constellation

67. Other examples of Asterisms are the Sickle in Leo, the False Cross and the Summer Triangle.

68. Asterisms are also naked-eye star patterns, but they do not form constellations on their own

69. An Asterism is an unofficial group of stars recognized by (generally amateur) astronomers or the public

70. Definition of Asterism 1 a : a group of stars that form a pattern in the night sky On October evenings, when the trees have shed their leaves and stars become visible through the twigs, our best-known Asterism, …

71. Asterisms are often named and may be composed of stars that are members of one or more constellations

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73. The Coathanger or Brocchi’s cluster is a tiny asterism – a pattern of stars that is not a constellation

74. What does Asterism mean? Three asterisks in a triangular formation used to call attention to a following passage

75. There are plenty online videos with Asterism, watch some of their own publications, where the sound is decent

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77. Asterism: an undergraduate literary journal is housed at The Ohio State University Lima campus and is edited by undergraduates

78. Asterisms are mentioned in many of Universe Today’s Weekend SkyWatcher’s Forecasts (August 21-23, 2009, for example), in its articles on Constellations (e.g

79. Asterisms can be made across different constellations, or from within a single constellation, drawing bright stars together to make patterns

80. With the bright stars Deneb and Vega, Altair (Arabic for “flying eagle”) forms the prominent asterism of the Summer Triangle