tähekujundused
Tähekujundused, also known as star patterns or stellar constellations, are arrangements of stars that appear to form recognizable shapes or figures in the night sky as viewed from Earth. These patterns are not physically connected in space; the stars within a constellation are often at vastly different distances from our planet. Ancient civilizations observed these patterns and attributed mythological figures, animals, or objects to them, creating stories and legends to explain their celestial placement.
The concept of tähekujundused has been utilized across cultures for millennia. Historically, they served as navigational
Modern astronomy has formally defined 88 constellations, each with specific boundaries, to cover the entire celestial