Are the stars purchased by the star association recognized by the state?

Stars purchased by the Star Association are not recognized by the state.

The Star Association is an organization that uses its own name to name stars by purchasing their rights. Stars themselves do not belong to individual property rights, nor do they belong to a certain person. The naming rights of stars purchased by star associations will not be recognized by the state. Countries usually stipulate and recognize the naming of celestial bodies, including planets, stars and other celestial bodies, through the International Astronomical Union (IAU). IAU has a set of strict rules and procedures for naming celestial bodies to ensure the accuracy and consistency of naming. The naming of the stars purchased by the Star Association does not conform to the regulations of the International Astronomical Union, so it cannot be recognized by the state.