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  • Capricornus
    Capricorn

    Its stars are faint; Deneb Algedi (Arabic for ā€œkid’s tailā€) is the brightest star, with a magnitude of 2.9. Capricornus usually refers to the constellation, and Capricorn usually refers to the astrological sign.

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    Its stars are faint; Deneb Algedi (Arabic for ā€œkid’s tailā€) is the brightest star, with a magnitude of 2.9. Capricornus usually refers to the constellation, and Capricorn usually refers to the astrological sign.

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