One famous TV star from the 1950's was Jack Benny.
Both are equally famous?
The famous Portuguese-born Brazilian Broadway actress and Hollywood movie star, who was also famous for wearing hat
The only famous one with the word "you" in it is "May the Force be with you."
She got famous after winning in a competition entitled "Star for a night" on 2003.
The cluster is in scorpius.
The famous butterfly cluster, also known as M6 or the Butterfly Nebula, is located in the constellation Scorpius. It is a beautiful open star cluster that can be observed with binoculars or a small telescope.
A star cluster is a cluster of stars, so clearly a star cluster must be larger.
The Pleiades is a open star cluster. It contains mostly blue-white type stars, so the colour of the cluster would appear to be blue-white. However, it is a cluster and not a single star. See related question.
A globular cluster contains hundreds of thousands of starsAn open cluster contain less than a few hundred stars.A galaxy contains billions of stars.
The Beehive Cluster (Praesepe) is an open cluster in the constellation Cancer.It is not a single star.
That is called a star cluster. Star clusters are groups of stars that are bound together by gravity and formed from the same parent molecular cloud.
Yes, the Pleiades star cluster contains over 1,000 confirmed members, although only a subset of these are visible to the naked eye. They are also known as the Seven Sisters.
Because a star cluster is not definitely defined, many may fit the request.The Ursa Major Moving Group is roughly 80 light years from us.The Hyades star cluster is the nearest open cluster at 153 light years.The Pleiades is an open cluster at around 400 light years.
A Star Cluster is a cluster of stars found within a galaxy or the intergalactic medium, and they don't usually have supermassive black hole centers or spiral arms. Star clusters contain around a thousand stars, compared to the Milky Way's 300 billion stars. In short, a galaxy is not classified as a star cluster.
A cluster or star cluster
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