cassiopeia constellation consists of stars
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The five brightest stars of Cassiopeia – Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, and Epsilon Cassiopeiae – form the characteristic W-shaped asterism. All five are prominent naked eye stars, three are noticeably variable, and a fourth is a suspected low amplitude variable.
Brightest star: α Cas (Schedar) (2.24m)
Pronunciation: /ˌkæsiəˈpiːə, -sioʊ-/ Cássiopéia, esp. for the constellation also /ˌk...
Bordering constellations: Camelopardalis; Cepheus; Lacerta; Andromeda; Perseus
Stars with planets: 14
Answer:
The five brightest stars of Cassiopeia – Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, and Epsilon Cassiopeiae – form the characteristic W-shaped asterism. All five are prominent naked eye stars, three are noticeably variable, and a fourth is a suspected low amplitude variable.
Brightest star: α Cas (Schedar) (2.24m)
Bordering constellations: Camelopardalis; Cepheus; Lacerta; Andromeda; Perseus
Stars with planets: 14