What constellation is the star?

The star has nothing to do with our constellation, because our constellation belongs to one of the stars. Origin of Constellation: In ancient navigation, in order to identify the direction and observe the astronomical phenomena, the scattered stars in the sky were connected by imagination, and half of them were named in ancient times, and their naming methods were attached according to the myths and shapes of ancient civilizations. The other half was named only in modern times, often named after navigation instruments. In ancient times, because of different regions, the way of "Lianliankan" was different! 2 1 century, the world unified the constellation map and divided the sky into 88 regions and 88 constellations.

The constellation we usually say refers to the constellation of the sun, that is, taking people on the earth as the center and seeing which constellation the sun is in, we can say what constellation that person is. In fact, the origin of this constellation is different from that of the West and the East, and the arrangement of the lunar calendar is also different. In order to show the position of the sun on the ecliptic, the zodiac is divided into twelve sections, with spring divided into zero, and every 30 degrees from the vernal equinox (that is, the zero degree of the ecliptic), and named after the main constellations contained in each house at that time, namely Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Lion, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn and Capricorn. There are twelve constellations in all. Babies born when the earth moves to every fraction (constellation) will always have some similar characteristics when they grow up, including behavioral characteristics. By connecting these associations (rich imagination and creativity) in series, these constellations are visualized; It also adds the color of myth and becomes an important part of culture. This set of numerology has been developed and circulated for at least five thousand years, represented by these twelve constellations respectively.