Constellation Of Fish Research Paper

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Hello, I'll be talking about the constellation of fish as fish- this is my zodiac sign. Constellation Pisces consists of faint stars, the brightest of which is a fish the Arabic name Al Risha, which means "rope", it is in the place where knotted ribbon extending from the northern and southern fish. Find the star can be a bit random on the continuation of the underside of the Great Square of Pegasus star a and g. From Al Risha depart two lines of faint stars - one on the north to the Andromeda b, and the other is to the west; the first ends at the "north" fish that is ready to bite the Andromeda, and the second in the southern fish, which lies on the back of the winged horse Pegasus.

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