What are the names of the stars in the sky?

1, Mars (English: Mars; Latin: Mathis; ; Astronomical symbol: ♂) is the fourth closest planet to the sun, the second asteroid in the solar system after mercury, and one of the four major terrestrial planets in the solar system. The West calls Mars the myth of Mars, the god of war in Roman mythology, also known as the "red planet".

2. Mercury (English: Mercury; Latin: Mercury), China was called Chen Xing in ancient times, which was recorded in the history books of the Western Han Dynasty? Sima Qian, the author of Tian Guan Shu, found that Chen Xing was gray from practical observation, which was related to the theory of five elements. Black belongs to water and is named Mercury.

3. Neutron stars are the densest stars except black holes. At the end of its evolution, a star may collapse due to gravity and become one of the few destinations after a supernova explosion. A star whose mass does not reach the point where it can form a black hole will collapse at the end of its life. It is a star between a white dwarf and a black hole, and its density is many times greater than that of any matter on earth.

4. Halley's comet (periodic comet list number: 1P/ Halley) is a periodic comet, which orbits the sun once every 76. 1 year and can be seen by naked eyes. It is named after the British physicist edmund halley (1656- 1742) who measured its orbit data for the first time and successfully predicted the regression time.

5. Venus (English, Latin: Venus, astronomical symbol: ♀), the second planet outward from the sun among the eight planets in the solar system, has an orbital period of 224.7 days and has no natural satellites. Venus was called Taibai, Star or Loud in ancient China.