Constellation

A constellation is a group of stars grouped together in a particular configuration, as seen from a specific planet's surface. 
Notable constellations visible from Earth include and . Notable constellations visible from other planets include "The Runners" (from Bajor) and the "Great Horn" (from the Brunali homeworld). (; )
In 1930, a temporally displaced and cordrazine-overdosed Leonard McCoy recognized the constellations he was seeing in the night sky of New York City, but recognized that something seemed off. ()
In 2401, "constellation" was listed as one of the results in Raffaela Musiker's search for the "red lady". ()
 
== List of constellations ==
== See also ==
* Starfield
== External link ==
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Category:Celestial objects