Meanings of individual stars in English

New Edition is one of the only groups to produce six individual stars.

Paul shone so brightly that he blinded all other individual stars and constellations.

The clusters and individual stars were much more clearly defined.

What look like grains of sand are individual stars.

Greek, Latin, and Arabic names of planets, satellites, constellations, and individual stars: Neptune, Thetys, Orionis.

We can see individual stars going around it.

Now the individual stars were rushing past, appearing and vanishing as swiftly as sparks from a forge.

The Yankees were less of a team than ever before in the Torre years and more a collection of individual stars.

It's a rough analogy, but if you knew a lot about individual stars, it's doubtful you could predict the existence of galaxies.

In practice, though, the light of individual stars was smeared somewhat by the shifting wavelengths, creating the color effect known as the starbow.

It's always great to enjoy this experience with someone who is savvy about the constellations and individual stars to make it somewhat educational.

Then he told her all about constellations and the milky way, and explained to her that the latter consists of millions of individual stars.

Like Google Earth, Sky will enable users to float and zoom in on over 100 million individual stars and 200 million galaxies.

Lennon and Harrison were given their individual stars several years after their deaths in 1980 and 2001 respectively, while Starr got his in 2010.

The new image consists of 1.2 trillion pixels and covers a third of the night sky, capturing half a billion individual stars and galaxies.