Asterope
- proper noun
- /ˈæstəˌroʊp/
- Asterope is sometimes visible to the naked eye on clear nights.
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Astronomers observed Asterope while studying the Pleiades cluster.
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The legend of Asterope originates from Greek mythology, like many other Pleiades stars.
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Have you ever seen Asterope in the night sky?
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Asterope shines brightly among the other stars.
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The star Asterope is located in the constellation Taurus, easily recognizable among the Pleiades.
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Asterope is known as one of the stars in the Pleiades star cluster, shining brightly in the night sky.
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In astronomy, Asterope refers to one of the stars that make up the beautiful Pleiades cluster.
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Etymology
Asterope comes from the Greek part aster meaning 'star', so the name is an easy reminder that Asterope is literally a star in the Pleiades cluster.