Assertion: asterism's star | /r/CapableOf | form the asterism
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text: The four main stars that form the asterism are Alpha, Beta, Gamma, and Delta Crucis.
text: To the star group M 73 belong four stars forming an asterism.
text: The stars making up the asterism are (from the end of the handle and around the bottom of the bowl)
text: In fact, "dominate" may be too strong a term, for none of the four stars that comprise this asterism rivals the stars of the Triangle or the leading stars in any of the main winter groups.
text: The three stars which form the asterism are more or less evenly spaced in a straight line.
text: Even though three of the four stars that form the asterism don’t belong to Virgo constellation, the stellar pattern is called the Great Diamond of Virgo because Spica, Virgo’s brightest star, forms the base of the diamond-shaped pattern.
text: It is a binary system with a combined visual magnitude of 2.81 and the faintest of the four stars that form the asterism.
text: Still, as most of the stars that form the asterism (all except Alkaid and Dubhe) are members of the Ursa Major Moving Group, which means that they share common motion through space, the asterism will not look significantly different.
text: The brightest stars of Sagittarius form an asterism called the Teapot.
text: The stars of the Southern Cross – Acrux (Alpha Crucis), Mimosa (Beta Crucis), Gacrux (Gamma Crucis), Imai (Delta Crucis), and Ginan (Epsilon Crucis) – form an asterism that really looks more like a kite than a cross.
text: The stars forming an asterism are often physically unrelated and therefore just a pure line of sight arrangement.