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We use the category "modern" for the constellations that have been defined by the IAU in the 1920s
We use the category "modern" for the star names and constellations that have been invented in the recent ~400 years, i.e. in the epochs that historians classify as "early modern" or "modern". It includes the early modern constellations that became obsolete with the IAU-definitions of the 1920s, and the inventions of star names in astrophysics. In more detail, the requirement of a "modern" star name:


* 1922 names and abbreviations
# a term that has no meaning before IAU-naming;
* 1925 border lines suggested
# a name that has meaning but no history of it;
* 1928 border lines accepted
# the name may has different spelling from the origin name.
* 1930 Delporte's ''Atlas Célest''e appeared


and for the star names that have been applied to stars with approved spelling since 2016 and that now make up the IAU-Catalog of Star Names.
So, also the star names that have been applied to stars by IAU-WGSN since 2016 with approved spellings, see "living" [https://exopla.net/star-names/modern-iau-star-names/ Catalog of Star Names].

Latest revision as of 05:29, 8 June 2026

We use the category "modern" for the star names and constellations that have been invented in the recent ~400 years, i.e. in the epochs that historians classify as "early modern" or "modern". It includes the early modern constellations that became obsolete with the IAU-definitions of the 1920s, and the inventions of star names in astrophysics. In more detail, the requirement of a "modern" star name:

  1. a term that has no meaning before IAU-naming;
  2. a name that has meaning but no history of it;
  3. the name may has different spelling from the origin name.

So, also the star names that have been applied to stars by IAU-WGSN since 2016 with approved spellings, see "living" Catalog of Star Names.

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