The three most elusive constellations

The three most difficult constellations are Virgo, Leo and Scorpio.

1, Virgo

Virgo people are not strong in everything, but Virgo people do belong to the people who go to the bottom and rebound the fastest. Even Virgo, there is often a kind of power that is more unwilling to admit defeat when she reaches the bottom, and this power is not necessarily manifested outside, but will be hidden in her heart. At the same time, Virgo will also prepare for all aspects of strength, so that she can rise and turn over at the bottom of the valley.

2. Leo

Leo people are all very powerful. This kind of strength is actually that a person can do things and do good things at a glance, both externally and internally, so in fact, Leo is by no means the kind of person who is easy to bully in the crowd, both externally and internally.

Therefore, even if the career or life reaches the bottom, Leo is a person who is very confident in himself. Even the more you hit the bottom, Leo will feel the biggest counterattack. Because of the king's breath of Leo, Leo people will not give up easily, and even ask themselves to win, and the more they reach the bottom, the stronger their desire to win will be.

3. Scorpio people

Scorpio people don't like and don't want to be held, so in fact, Scorpio has been trying to avoid this situation, because Scorpio wants to be respected in the crowd, which makes it easy for Scorpio people to refuse to give up their lives, but hope that they can stand as high as possible with their own strength.

Perhaps Scorpio's desire for control is really strong, so Scorpio people will be willing to control their lives as well as possible, so that their lives can always be much higher than their peers. Even if it has fallen to the bottom at present, as long as Scorpio is willing, then it will try its best to make itself counterattack and turn over. This is a mission that Scorpio will never forget.

Constellation theory

In order to facilitate Taoist astrologers to recognize stars, people divide several regions with different sizes according to the natural distribution of stars in the sky, and each region is called a constellation. Connect the bright stars in the same constellation with lines to form various figures. In shape, they are similar to animals and utensils. There are nearly 6,000 stars visible to the naked eye, each of which can only be classified as a constellation, and each constellation can be identified by the shape of a bright star.

Basically, dividing stars into constellations is a random process. Different civilizations have different constellations made up of different stars-although some constellations made up of more conspicuous stars are roughly the same in different civilizations, such as Orion and Scorpio. The International Astronomical Union divides the sky into 88 official constellations with precise boundaries, so that every star in the sky belongs to a specific constellation.

Most of these official constellations are based on the ancient Greek traditional constellations handed down from the Middle Ages. Constellation plays an important role in astronomy, and astrology also uses the image of the zodiac. However, if astrology does not use real scientific methods, it will generally be considered as pseudoscience.

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