Rosalinas

Rosalinas is a term that can refer to several different things, primarily in the context of astronomy and fictional characters.

In astronomy, the term "Rosalina" is not a recognized scientific designation for any celestial object or phenomenon. However, the name itself is of Latin origin, meaning "little rose." It's possible that in informal discussions or older, less standardized astronomical records, a celestial body might have been colloquially referred to as a Rosalina, but this is not standard practice.

More commonly, "Rosalina" is known as a prominent character from Nintendo's Super Mario franchise. Rosalina first appeared in the 2007 video game Super Mario Galaxy. She is depicted as a cosmic being who watches over the universe from the Comet Observatory, often accompanied by Lumas, star-like creatures. Rosalina plays a key role in the Super Mario Galaxy games, guiding Mario on his quest and revealing her backstory through illustrated book segments. She has since become a recurring character in many other Mario titles, including Super Mario 3D World, Mario Kart, and Super Smash Bros., solidifying her status as a beloved and integral part of the Mario universe.