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Individual suns forming a constellation, have very little to do with each other. Separated by
enormous distances they have neither a gravitational relation nor any semblance apart from
being basically isolated and stranded in the galaxy. The lines we draw between them are
merely dashed, imaginary, loose connections forming a very far-fetched merger based on an
optical translation. At the same time, constellations are most arbitrary and fragile. If you change
the perspective at about the speed of light, they disintegrate very quickly. Yet, the stars’ inert
isolation is a condition for them to appear …