Abstract
![Figure][1] CREDIT: COURTESY OF ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY To celebrate the International Year of Astronomy, children in eight Scottish schools vied to create new constellations out of eight stars they are studying. The winning entry, a mouse by 11-year-old Laura Doliczny of Edinburgh, overlaps six official constellations, including Orion, Cepheus, and Taurus. Aldebaran is at the base of the tail; Mu Cephei is the eye. [1]: pending:yes
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