What constellation is the solar system in?

Constellation is the division of the distribution of stars in the Milky Way galaxy by observers on earth. So, if you jump out of the earth (solar system), for example, to another star (such as proxima centauri), the distribution of the stars you see will be somewhat different from what you see on the earth due to parallax. The greater the natural distance, the greater the difference between the stars.

The Milky Way, Andromeda and the satellites of these two galaxies constitute the local cluster, which in turn constitutes the local cluster. At the same time, this cluster is also part of the Virgo cluster.

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Unlike the Milky Way, the formation of the solar system has a lot of "artificial" or "magical" components. All inhabited "solar systems" in the universe need to be arranged and maintained by the gods.

The sun is on the arm of Orion, which is an arm of the Milky Way. In the Milky Way galaxy with a radius of 50,000 light years, it is about 26,000 light years away from the galactic center. This position is just right and unique.

The solar system was formed by the collapse of a huge molecular cloud, which was originally several light years big. People use telescopes to observe many stars in different life stages in the universe, supplemented by computer model simulation, to inverse the evolution process of the sun, and think that the sun may be triggered by a cosmic event.

Planets in the solar system are thought to be born from the remaining gas and dust in the solar nebula by accretion. By measuring the radioactive carbon element of meteorites, it is concluded that the solar system and the earth were born together about 4.6 billion years ago.

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