Astronomy Question of the Day

Bandit

For some odd reason, I visit the Astronomy Picture of the Day (http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/) and I have discovered an intriguing idea.

Perhaps our sun is part of a really cool constallation, that we will probobly never get to see, unless we travel, like, really far far way, so that we would be far enough away to, like, see it, or something.

What do you think the constallation would like, look like? An Animal, a Mythical creature? Like, you know?

Responses:

Crow T. Robot

A sammich.

Not the Ghost of Carl Sagan, since the existence of 'ghosts' cannot be proven scientifically.

Actually, since the stars of any particular "constellation" aren't necessarily close to or otherwise related to each other, their appearance is simply an accident of the viewer's location. Thus, our sun is in fact part of thousands of "constellations," on thousands of different worlds, each of which could appear to be nearly anything.

Crow T. Robot

Such as a sammich.

Not the Ghost of Carl Sagan, since the existence of 'ghosts' cannot be proven scientifically.

Yes, such as a 'sammich'.

Crow T. Robot

Ah, our sun, Iota Sammichium Eta.

Not the Ghost of Carl Sagan, since the existence of 'ghosts' cannot be proven scientifically.

Perhaps.

Crow T. Robot

I. Eta Sammich!

HA-ha!

Not the Ghost of Carl Sagan, since the existence of 'ghosts' cannot be proven scientifically.

Why do I even try?

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