tähdistössä

Tähdistössä is a Finnish term that translates to "in the constellation." It is not a recognized astronomical term or a specific celestial object. Instead, it is a descriptive phrase used in the Finnish language to indicate something's location within a constellation, which is a group of stars forming a recognizable pattern that is typically seen by observers on Earth. Constellations are areas of the celestial sphere that are designated by the International Astronomical Union and are used for mapping and identifying celestial objects.

When something is described as being "tähdistössä," it means it is situated within the boundaries of one of these officially recognized constellations. For example, a particular star, galaxy, or nebula might be located "tähdistössä Orionis," meaning it is within the constellation Orion. The term itself does not provide any information about the object's nature, distance, or brightness, only its general celestial address. Understanding this requires knowledge of the established constellations and their boundaries as defined by astronomers.