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a small number of stars within a constellation forming a recognisable pattern​

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Answered by anusy2850
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The six stars that form a backward question mark are more popularly known as the “Sickle” in the constellation of Leo, the Lion. The Sickle is an asterism — a noteworthy or striking pattern of stars within a larger constellation.

Answered by smign69
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asterism

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sometimes, within a constellation , small number of stars may form a recognizable pattern, likely a separate entity (e.g., the Big Dipper) this is called an asterism.

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