Science, asked by marutichikkodi101, 10 months ago

Are the constellations members of our solar system ?why?

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Answered by DeveshNayak

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No because they are very far away from us and there are stars

Answered by Anonymous

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No, constellations aren't part of our solar system simply because they are not INSIDE our solar system. ... Our solar system has only one star and that is Sun. So, the constellations which are essentially imaginary patters made by other stars, can't be called a part of our solar system

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